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P1 Matter
Pressure of gases
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Colliding
gas particles creates
pressure.
Changing the
temperature
changes the
pressure.
A
sealed
container is an example of a closed
system
- no matter can get in or out.
Since the particles themselves hardly take up any
space
, most of the
gas
is empty
space.
The volume
decreases
so expect the pressure to
increase.
The
warmer
something is the more particles
move.
Gas particles move
randomly
and
bang
into anything that gets in the way, like the
walls
of their container.
When gas particles
collide
they exert a
force
on what they collide with.
The more
particles
there are given in the volume the more they will
collide.
The
pressure
gases exert depends on their
speed.
Pressure
(Pa) x
Volume
(m^3) =
Constant