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Properties
of
Gases
No definite shape
No definite volume
Compressible
Theory
Well supported ideas
Basic Kinetic Theory of Gases
Composed of particles like
atoms
(ex: He) or
molecules
like (O2 and CO2)
There are no attractive/
repulsive
forces
Lots of empty space
Particles in the Basic Kinetic Theory of Gases
1. Move in
random
,
constant,
straight-line
motion
2. Move
independently
of each other
Collisions in the Basic Kinetic Theory of Gases
All
collisions
are
elastic
meaning that KE is transferred without loss of energy
No
change
in kinetic energy
Gases tend to
Diffuse
towards areas of
lower
concentration
Gas Pressure
Force exerted on container walls by particles in a gas
Units used for gas pressure
kPa
atm
Torr
mmHg
Boyle's Law
Pressure
and
volume
have an inverse relationship, if temperature remains constant
Charle's Law
Volume
and
temperature
have a direct relationship, if pressure is held constant
Gay
Lussac's
Law
Pressure
and
temperature
have a direct relationship, if volume remains constant
Ideal Gases
Behave as predicted by Kinetic Molecular Theory
Real Gases
Deviate from ideal behavior