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Factors Affect Gas Pressure
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What are gas particles free to do in a container?
Move about in
random directions
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What happens when gas particles hit the walls of a container?
They
rebound
and
change
direction
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What do gas particles exert when they collide with container walls?
A
force
that creates
pressure
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How is pressure defined in terms of force and area?
Pressure
is
force
per
unit area
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What two factors mainly determine total pressure in a gas?
Number of collisions
and
energy of collisions
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What happens to gas particles when temperature increases?
They gain
kinetic energy
and move faster
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How does increased temperature affect pressure in a gas?
Pressure increases due to more
collisions
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What happens to pressure when concentration of gas particles increases?
Pressure increases due to more
collisions
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What is the effect of reducing the volume of a gas container?
Pressure increases due to more
collisions
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How does the distance between collisions change with volume reduction?
Particles
travel shorter distances between collisions
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What happens to pressure in a flexible container like a balloon?
Volume changes instead of pressure
increasing
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What occurs when the number or force of collisions increases in a balloon?
The balloon
expands
rather than increasing pressure
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What should you be aware of regarding expandable containers?
They complicate pressure
calculations
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What are the main factors affecting gas pressure?
Temperature
: Higher temperature increases pressure
Concentration
: More particles increase pressure
Volume
: Smaller volume increases pressure
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How do temperature, concentration, and volume interrelate in gas pressure?
Increased temperature leads to faster
particles
Higher concentration results in more
collisions
Reduced volume causes particles to collide more frequently
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