The Kinetic Theory of Matter
all particles of matter are in motion
Kinetic theory of gases
Kinetic energy are…
transferred but not lost
Gas pressure
collision of gas particles with each other and their container.
as collision increases
pressure increases
as temperature increases
pressure increases
altitude increases
atmospheric pressure decreases
As volume increases,
pressure decreases.
standard pressure
average pressure at sea level.
Kelvin
(temperatureis the amt of kenetic energy)
KE is proportional to Kelvin
Celsius + 273
Kinetic Molecular theory about gases
Factors Affecting Gas Pressure
Boyle’s law
PV=PV
Charles’ law
v/t=v/t
Gay-Lussac’s Law
p/t=p/t
the combined gas law
pv/t=pv/t
Ideal gases
gases that follow the kinetic molecular theory/gas laws (ATM IS AT A CONSTANT)
Ideal Gas Law
PV=nRT
R= .0821, pressure is in atm
Dalton
Ptotal=P1+P2+P3
Diffusion
gas particles spread
Effusion
Graham
gas escape through a small hole
When will real gas deviate from ideal gas behavior
Intermolecular Forces (IM)
forces of attraction btw particles (more in solids)
Flow
particles can slide past eachother (only gas and liquids)