Atmospheric pressure | | tightly packed together |
Charles' Law | | law that states the square root of a molar mass is proportional to the rate of effusion of a gas |
Pascal | | law that the mass of a gas is proportional to the Kelvin temperature if pressure is constant |
vaccum | | any gaseous envelope or medium |
Atmosphere | | law that states the mass of a gas with a constant volume is proportional to the kelvin temperature |
Gas Constant | | energy from motion |
Ideal Gas Law | | volume of gas is measured 0 degreesC, 101.3 kPa or 1 atomosphere |
Boyle's Law | | SI unit of pressure |
partial pressure | | the amount of volume of matter that decreases under pressure |
STP | | force per unit area |
Combined Gas Law | | pressure, temperature, and volumes affilitaion with each other in a enclosed gas |
Compressed | | capable of returning to its original length, shape, etc., after being stretched |
Avogrado | | PV = nRT |
Pressure | | measures atmospheric pressure |
barometer | | gas flees a container through tiny hole |
Elastic | | contribution of each gas in a mixture that makes up of the total pressure |
Temperature | | empty space no particles or pressure |
Dalton's Law | | a theory explaining the states of matter |
Kinetic Molecular Theory | | average kinetic energy of particles in matter |
Gay-Lussac's Law | | law that says the mass of a gas consist of a consistent temperature and volume of the gas varies |
Compressibility | | relating the pressure and volume of a quantity of gas to the absolute temperature. |
Graham's Law | | molecules move to a lower consentration |
Effusion | | law that states pressure of a mixture of gases is the pressure of the components gases |
Diffusion | | collisions of atoms and molecules in air with objects |
Kinetic Energy | | equal volumes of gas and equal pressure numbers of particles |