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States pressure is inversely proportional to volume @ constant temperature   Boyles Law  
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During expiration, intrapulmonary pressure increases & volume decreases   Boyles Law  
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P1,V1=P2,V2   Boyles Law  
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Volume increases, pressure decreases   Boyles Law  
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Explains why a large volume of a gas is released from a pressurized cylinder   Boyles Law  
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Volume is directly proportional to the absolute temperature @ constant pressure   Charles Law  
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temperature increases, volume increases   Charles Law  
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V1/T1=V2/T2   Charles Law  
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Inflatable cuff of an LMA expands when placed into an autoclave for sterilization. Examples of what law?   Charles Law  
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Pressure is directly proportional to absolute temperature if volume is constant   Gay-Lussac's Law  
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As temperature in a gas in a container increase, pressure increases   Gay-Lussac's  
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P1/T1=P2/T2   Gay-Lussac's  
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P1 V1= P2 T2T1 T2   Combined Gas Laws  
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Ideal Gas law states   amount of gas is determined by its Pressure, Volume & temperature  
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Combined Law states   Product of the volume of gas & its pressure over temperature is equal to a constant  
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How do you change the state of a molecule/atom?   Add heat, it increases the molecular vibration  
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the number of molecules in 1 mole of a substance   Avogadro's numvber  
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1 mole of gas at standard temperature & pressure occupies a certain volume   Avogadro's hypothesis  
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Avogadro's number   6.022X10 e23  
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Avagadro's hypothesis   22.4 liters  
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Avogadro's law   Describes the relationship between the amount of gas & volume of gas  
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total pressure in a mixture of gasses is equal to the sum of the partial pressures of the individual gases, assuming the gases DO NOT react w/ each other   Dalton's Law of Partial Pressure  
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According to Boyle's Law: If volume increases you would expect   pressure decreases  
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According to Charle's Law: If Temperature increases, you would expect   Volume decreases  
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According to Gay-Lussac's Ideal Law: If temperature increases, you would expect   Pressure to increase  
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Ideal Gas Law   PV=nRT  
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According to Ideal Gas Law: as number of moles(n) decreases   Pressure decreases  
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Gas constant of ideal gas law is equal to? #In the equation: PV=nRT   0.0821 L atm  
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