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| explains forces between molecules and the energy they possess |
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| all gases are real but can come closer to ideal at high temperature with low pressure |
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| what happens to energy when gas molecules collide |
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| energy is completely transferred btwn particles but none is lost |
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| gas molecule collisions are called |
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| what gases have higher kinetic energies |
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| gases at higher temperatures |
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| what determines the kinetic energy of a gas molecule |
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| so all values remain in positive and correlate to the kinetic energy |
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1. expansion
2. fluidity
3. low density
4. compressibility
5. diffusion/effusion |
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| movement of a gas through a small opening (ex. tire) |
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| gases spread evenly in space (ex. perfume) |
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| (inverse) as p increases, v decreases, as v increases, p decreases |
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| (direct) as temperature increses, volume increases |
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| (direct) as temperature increases, pressure increases |
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