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kinectic molecular theory matter is always in motion
properties of gases 1 move fast and take up a lot of space
property of gases 2 collide with each other in their container
property of gases 3 motioln equals kinectic energy = mass velocity squared
property of gases 4 amount of energy depends on temp
property of gases 5 gases do not attract each other
expansion ggases dont have definite shape or volume. they fill any container in which they are enclosed
fluids a substance that can flow and thus take the shape of the container
compressability gas particles that start out far aprt become crowded close together the volume of the gas sample can be reduced
diffusion spontaneous mixing of particles of 2 substances caused by there random motion
effusion a process by which gas particles pass through a tiny opening
ideal gas an imaginary gas the perfectly fits all the assumptions of kinectic molecular theory
elastic collisioon a collision in which there is no loss of kinectic energy
units of pressure 1 atm=750mlhg=760torr
measurement of average energy hot is mmore motion cold is less motion
0k is the temp at whichall motion stops
stp 1atm=273k
boyles law p1b1=p2b2
charlses law b1overt1=b2over t2
gay lussacs law p1/t1=p2/t2
avogadros law b1/n1=b2/n2
combined gas law p1b1/t1n1=p2b2/t2n2
daltons law of partial pressures ptotal=pa+pb+pc
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