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A comprehensive overview of the kinetic molecular theory (kmt) and the properties of gases. It covers the key assumptions of the kmt, such as the negligible volume of gas particles, their constant random motion, and the elastic nature of their collisions. The document also discusses important gas properties, including pressure, density, and the relationship between temperature and kinetic energy. Additionally, it introduces the concepts of standard temperature and pressure (stp) and standard ambient temperature and pressure (satp), as well as the discovery of the barometer by evangelista torricelli and the relationship between atmospheric pressure and altitude. This information is presented in a question-and-answer format, making it a valuable resource for students studying topics related to the behavior and characteristics of gases.
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What is a gas - Answer-A gas consists of particles that are spaced out. They have an indefinite shape and indefinite volume, and are miscible with any other gas. What are 4 gas properties - Answer-1. Gasses exert pressure on their surroundings and are compressible
What causes pressure - Answer-Pressure is caused by the collisions of molecules against the side of a container. The force of this collision can be calculated using Newton's second law of motion Atmospheric pressure's relation to altitude - Answer-As altitude increases, the pressure will decrease because there are less gas molecules in the air and it is colder. The colder air causes particles to move slower