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If all else about a gas is held constant, when the temperature goes up, the volume must go _____ |
Up |
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In a rigid container, increasing the temperature will make the pressure go _____ |
Up |
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When solving gas law problems, temperature must always be in n_____ |
Kelvin |
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In STP the T stands for ____ |
Temperature |
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Standard pressure equals _____ |
1 atm |
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If all else about a gas is held constant, if the number of moles increases, the volume must ___ |
Increase |
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_____ is the variable for the ideal gas constant. |
R |
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Mass |
Grams |
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Volume |
Liters |
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Temperature |
Kelvin |
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Pressure |
ATM |
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Amount of substance |
Moles |
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_____ is equal to force divided by area |
Pressure |
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Air pressure is caused by the _____ of the atmosphere |
weight |
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Standard temperature is equal to __ degrees Celsius or ___ K |
0, 273 |
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In STP the P stands for ____ |
Pressure |
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When solving Ideal Gas Law equations, if grams are given, they must be converted to ____ |
Moles |
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If all else about a gas is held constant, if the pressure goes up, the volume must go ____ |
Down |
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If the pressure on a sample of gas doubles, the temperature ____ assuming volume remains constant |
Double |
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Boyle's, Charles', and Gay-Lussac's laws can all be derived from _____ Law |
The Combined Gas |
