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Nathaniel Pabaira
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Nature of Gases, Kinetic Molecular Theory and Gas Laws

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It is one of the four fundamental state of matter. It is made up of individual atom, elemental molecules, or compound molecules. It has no definite shape and volume.
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Plasma
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Oxygen can be contained in gas cylinders with huge amount. What property of gas is shown in the statement?
Infusibility
Diffussibility
Compressibility
Effusibility
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1. When gases are subjected to high temperature. They have the ability to
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
1. It is the force exerted on a surface by the air above is as gravity pulls it to Earth.
Gas
Pressure
Atmospheric Pressure
Temperature
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1. Results from the collision of atoms and molecules in air with objects.
Kinetic Energy
Volume
Pressure
Temperature
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1. An instrument used to measure atmospheric pressure.
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1. Standard conditions are defined as a temperature of _________ and a pressure of ________.
23K, 1.2atm
273K, 1atm
237K, 1atm
303K, 2atm
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What indicates the drop of atmospheric pressure of an area?
Calm weather
Fair weather
Windy weather
Stormy weather
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Which of the following formula should be used to find the final volume of a gas under Boyle’s Law?
P2 = V1P1 / V2
V2 = V1P2 / P1
V1 = V2P2 / P1
V2 = V1P1 / P2
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Why do we easily get tired in high altitude? What gas law is involved in this situation?
Charles law. At higher temperature, the volume of gas particles decreases.
Boyle’s law. higher altitude means higher pressure, thus, no volume.
Boyle's Law. Higher altitude means lower pressure, thus, gas particles tend to expand and the number of oxygen molecules per breath decreases.
Both B&C
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What happens to the volume of a gas if its temperature is increased?
Decreases
increases
no change
becomes zero
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Which of the following situation is not an example of Charles’ law?
A bag of chips deflated when putting it in fridge.
A dented ping pong ball inflated when putting it in a hot water.
A flat tire takes up less space than an inflated tire.
A hot air balloon floating in the sky.
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Which is not related to ideal gas law?
Velocity
Volume
Time
Temperature
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Multiple Choice
In an ideal gas, if the gas constant R=0.082, what is the unit of R?
L⋅atm/ K⋅mol
J / K⋅mol
J/ K
J/ mol
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If the temperature is kept constant, how can we increase the pressure of a gas?
remove molecules of the gas.
increase the container volume.
decrease the container volume
none of them
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