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level: Gases

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level questions: Gases

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How do REAL gases at moderate pressures and densities obey the gas laws?Relativly closely
State how IDEAL gases at all pressures and densities obey the gas laws?Perfectly
For REAL gases what casues electrostatic forces between molecules to break upHigh pressure High density
Why does electrostatic forces between molecules becoming legible casue REAL gases to not follow the gas laws relativly closelyCause the seperation of particles is reduced
What 3 physical conditions casue REAL gases to stop following the gas lawsHigh pressure Low temp High density
Why does low temperature for a REAL gas mean it doesnt follow the gas laws?Begins to liquify Ke of molecules becomes too low
Whats the temperature in celsius at 0K-273
What 3 reasons can be given as to why IDEAL gases obey the gas laws perfectely IGNORE THIS QUESTION I WRONGNo interaction between moleules Molecules have negiligible volume Molecules only have elastic collisoons ANSWER IS RAVED
State what Boyles law ispV = constant Pressure x volume = constant
Assume temperature and no. moles stays constant If you were to increase the pressure, what would happen to the volumeVolume would decrease
State what Charles law isv/t = constant Volume / temperaute = constant
Whats the graph of Boyles law look like? State the units and the axis<3
What would Charles law graph look like State the units and axis8==>
Assume pressure and no moles stays constant If you were to decrease the tempertaure, what would happen to the volumeDecrease volume
Whats the graph of charles law look like? State the axis and units:)
Whats the graph of Pressure law look like? State the axis and unitsUNDER PRESSURE... COMING DOWN ON MEEE
State what the Pressure law isP/T = constant Pressure / temperature = constant
Assume volume and no. moles stays constant If you were to decrease the pressure, what would happen to the temperature This may be wrong?Decrease