Explain why adding more gas increases the pressure. Adding more gas v the pressure because by adding the gas, there are particles to bounce against the walls of the container, increasing the force per unit area. less more eTextbook and Media

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10. What causes gas particles to collide with the walls of their containers? Their volume Their small size Their constant motion Their pressure

Use Avogadro's Law to solve this problem. A 6.0 L sample of gas is known to contain 0.965 moles. If the amount of gas is increased to 1.80 moles, what is the new volume?

1. Does the ideal gas law have any variables that are dependent on the identity of the gas? Explain 2. According to the ideal gas law, how are the pressure and amount of gas particles related if all other factors are held constant? 3. According to the ideal gas law, how are the pressure and temperature of a gas-related if all other factors are held constant? 4. According to the ideal gas law, how are the pressure and volume of a gas-related if all other factors are held constant? 5. How is the pressure exerted by a given number of particles affected by the mass of the particles? Propose a hypothesis to explain this observation. How might you test your hypothesis?

In the gas laws experiment we observed how canging certain varibles had an effect on a sample of contained gas. Display your understanding of the gas laws by designing a example of an experiment in which displays the effect of pressure on a gas.

Assume that the pressures in container A and B are the same. Container Container Volume 2.71 L ?? L Moles 0.24 mol 0.11 mol Temperature 368 K 324 K Based on the data provided above, what is the value of the volume (in L) in container B? Report your answer to three decimal places.

moles of gas. A sample of krypton gas that occupies a volume of 28.2 L at a temperature of 0 °C and a pressure of 1 atm contains

Gases are easily compressed. What danger is associated with this property of gases?

Which of the following statements about gases is true? a. Individual atoms are separated by lots of empty space  b. the atoms are moving much more slowly than they would in a solid or liquid  c. if two gases are at the same temperature, the lighter gas has the larger kinetic energy  d. the assumptions of the ideal gas law often fail at low pressure