particle motion in gases

• pressure of a gas is due to


  particles colliding with the wall of the container that the gas is held in
• increasing gas pressure


  increases temperature and the number of collisions
• increasing temperature


  increasing kinetic energy so there are more collisions
• pressure and volume


  inverserly proportionate so if volume increases pressure decreases
• colliding gas particles create pressure


  collide into eachother and exert a force
• work on a gas


  transfers energy by a force

  doing work on a gas increases its internal energy and temperature
• pressure


  pressure pascals x volume m*3 = constant