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What is pressure in the kinetic model of an ideal gas?
Molecules rebounding off the walls of a container.
Units for Pressure
1 ATM = 100K Pascal = 760 Torr, ~760 mm Hg @ sealevel
Boyles Law (Memory hook: Vice President)
V = 1 / P
Charle's Law (Memory Hook: television)
T = V
Avagadro's Principle
Total Volume = n*Vm
n = moles
Vm = molar volume (depends on P, T)
Ideal Gas Law
PV = nRT

R = 8.314 J / (mol K)
Star Wars equation (Highly technical term)
P1 V1 = P2 V2
STP
25 C @ 1ATM

Vm = 24.5 L / mol
Effusion
Escape of a gas through small hole into a vacuum
Relation between the rate of effusion of two gases (A and B):
(dA / dT) / (dB / dT) = sqrt[ M(b) / M(a) ]

M = mass of a mol of the gas
Rate of effusion of one gas between two different temperatures:
Let our two temperatures = T1 and T2

(dA / dT) / (dA / dT) = sqrt[ T1 / T2 ]
Temperature
The measure of the average kinetic energy of the particles in a gas.
Root Mean Square Velocity
Vrms ~ sqrt (T / M)

Vrms = sqrt (3RT / M)
Rate of Effusion
dA / dT ~ sqrt(T / M)
Free mean path (L)
Average distance between collision

L = 1 / [d^2 *(N/V)*pi*sqrt(2)]
N = n*Avogadro's Number
Van Der Waals Equation
(P + a (n^2 / V^2)) (V - nb) = nRT

a, b are parameters that describe the behaviours of a given gas.
"a" captures attraction. increases with n, decreases with V

"b" captures size and repulsion. repulsion increases with n