Weather Maps
Charles's Law
Density
Absolute Zero
Random
100
What kind of information can you get from the precipitation weather map?
Where it is likely to be raining or snowing.
100
What two quantities are discussed when thinking about Charles's Law?
Volume and Temperature
100
What is the density of water? (Include the units)
1.0 g/mL
100
What is absolute zero?
The temperature when all particle movement stops.
100
What do we do at the beginning and end of every class period?
The B Page
200
How are the precipitation maps related to the cloud coverage maps?
The precipitation occurs where the clouds are.
200
What happens to the volume of a gas when the temperature of it is increased?
It also increases
200
How do you calculate density?
Divide mass by volume
200
About what temperature does a gas need to be for it to not occupy any volume?
approximately -220 degrees C
200
Say any true statement involving weather maps.
Answers may vary**
300
How is the weather north of the jet stream different than the weather south of the jet stream?
The weather north of the jet stream is colder.
300
If a Birthday balloon has a proportionality constant of 1.0 mL/K and a Valentine's day balloon has a proportionality constant of 2.0 mL/K, which one would fill up faster? **Double points for explaining why**
The Valentines day balloon because the gas will expand twice as much as the birthday balloon will.
300
If you had a graph of mass vs. volume, what would the slope represent?
Density
300
What is absolute zero equal to in degrees C?
-273 degrees C
300
How were the hot balloon and cold balloon models similar in our demonstration activity?
They both had particles in the flask/balloon and movement was shown for each particle.
400
Name a weather pattern that is associated with H's on a map.
H's are generally clear skies. OR
H's are present around where fronts meet
400
What happens to the motion of gas particles when temperature is decreased?
The particles slow down (or lose energy)
400
How is the height in a container related to it's volume?
As height increases, volume increases
400
How many degrees C is something at 300 K?
27 degrees C
400
How were the hot balloon and cold balloon models different in our demonstration activity?
They were opposites of each other. The hot balloon expanded over time while the cold balloon deflated over time.
500
Describe what the weather is like in the Pacific Northwest region on the map provided on Lesson 49.
Generally cold with chances of precipitation
500
A balloon originally had a volume of 500 mL at 500 K. How much volume would the balloon have if the temperature decreased to 300 K?
300 mL (this keeps the proportionality constant the same)
500
Which container below would have a higher measurement of water if the volume in both containers is the same? 
The one on the right.
500
Which air is denser? 10 degrees C or 4 degrees C?
Explain why.
4 degrees C is more dense because at colder temperatures, the same mass of air would occupy a lower volume.
500
Which pop figure is Mr. Chance's favorite one? **3 acceptable answers**
Zoro from One Piece
Legolas from Lord of the Rings
Naruto from Naruto