Particle Motion in Gases

Cards (10)

  • What should you be able to describe by the end of the video?
    Temperature of gas and its relation to energy
  • How does changing the temperature of a gas affect its pressure?
    It changes the pressure of the gas
  • What is the state of particles in a gas?
    They are very far apart and in constant motion
  • What causes the pressure of a gas?
    Particles colliding with the walls of the container
  • How can you increase the pressure of a gas?
    Increase collisions per second or collision energy
  • What happens to gas particles at low temperatures?
    They have lower kinetic energy and fewer collisions
  • What is the relationship between temperature and kinetic energy of gas particles?
    Higher temperature means higher average kinetic energy
  • What is the effect of high temperatures on gas pressure?
    Gas pressure is relatively high at high temperatures
  • Where can you find more questions on the pressure of gases?
    In the vision workbook linked above
  • What are the key ideas about the relationship between gas temperature and pressure?
    • Temperature relates to average kinetic energy
    • Low temperatures = lower kinetic energy, fewer collisions, lower pressure
    • High temperatures = higher kinetic energy, more collisions, higher pressure