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Pulling up
Increases volume and decreases pressure
Joseph
Louis
Gay-Lussac
States that "the pressure of a given amount of gas held at constant volume is directly proportional to the temperature"
Doubling the number of
molecules
Doubles the pressure (at constant
P
and T)
What are the
6
gas
laws
Boyle's law
Charles 's law
Gay Lussac's law
Avogadro's law
Combined gas law
Ideal gas law
Volume
- L
Pressure
- P
Temp
- K
No. Of
molecules
- mole
Combustion (
Burning
) Reaction
•When oxygen combines with a
hydrocarbon (compound containing
hydrogen and carbon) to form a
water
and
carbon dioxide.
Types of Chemical Reactions
•Combination
or Synthesis Reaction
•Decomposition
Reaction
•Single
Displacement or Replacement
Reaction
•Double
Displacement Reaction
(Metathesis)
•Combustion
(Burning) Reaction
•Acid-Base
Reaction
Combination
Reaction
•A reaction in which two or more
substances (elements or compounds)
combine
together to form a new
substance
Decomposition Reaction
•A reaction in which a substance is
broken down into
two
or
more
simpler
substance
•Opposite of combination
•Takes place only when some energy in
form of
heat
,
light
or electricity is
supplied to the reactant.
AB A
+
B
Types
of Decomposition Reaction
•Thermal Decomposition Reaction
decomposition caused by
heating
•Electrolytic
Decomposition (electrolysis)
Reaction
decomposition caused by
electricity
•Photodecomposition
Reaction
decomposition caused by light
Displacement
Reaction
•A reaction in which one part (an atom
or a group of atoms) of a molecule is
replaced by another
A + BC AB + C
Double
Displacement Reaction
•A reaction in which two reacting ionic
compounds exchange their
corresponding ions
AB
+
CD AC
+
BD