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According to the kinetic energy theory, gas particles are in constant _______
random motion
Gas particles collide with one another and walls of their container, but do not lose ________
kinetic energy
The distance between gas particles is very _____ compared to the distance between the liquid or solid state
large
In general, this causes the strength of interpartical attractions to be very _____
small
A gas that conforms to most assumptions of the kinetic energy theor is called ______ gas
ideal gas
A gas that does not conform to most assumptions of the kinetic energy law is a ______ gas
real gas
Ideal or Real gas:
Individual gas particles have a measureable volume
real
Ideal or Real gas:
The gas will not condense even when compressed or cooled
ideal
Ideal or Real gas:
Gas particles passing close to one another exert an attraction on each other
real
Temperature is a measure of the average ________ _______ of the molecules in a sample of gas
kinetic energy
If 2 gases are at the same temperature, the gas with greater mass must have a ______ velocity
slower
Pressure I,D,R: the number of particles increases while volume and temperature are held constant
increase
Pressure I,D,R: a fixed amount of gas is cooled while volume is held constant
decrease
Pressure I,D,R: the volume of a container holding 1 mol of nitrogen gas is reduced at constant temperature
increase
Pressure I,D,R: a mixture of gases in a 1 L container at 2 atm expands to 2 L
decrease
Pressure I,D,R: a container with 1 mol of nitrogen is evacuated and replaced with 1 mol of oxygen at the same temperature
remains the same
Standard temperature is _____
o degrees Celcius
273 K
Standard pressure is ______
1 atm
1 mole of any gas at these conditions will have a volume of _____
22.4 L
Explain the difference between effusion and diffusion.
Effusion is the escape of gas particles through the small openings in a porous container

Diffusion is the spontaneous mixing of gases because of random motion of gas particles