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Kinetic Molecular Theory and Gases, Exams of Cellular and Molecular Biology

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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19. Kinetic molecular theory and gasses
Questions And Answers 2022-2023
Update
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
2. Gasses have matter, therefore they have a mass, but a very low density
3. Gasses always fill the container they're in (Particles expand until the concentration of
gas is uniform throughout the entire space)
4. Gasses have a lot of energy and a high velocity
1st KMT assumption - Answer-The molecules in a gas take up a negligible amount of
space in relation to the container/space they occupy
2nd KMT assumption - Answer-The particles in a gas move in constant random motion..
Particles only change path when they collide with another particle of on the side of the
container it's in
3rd KMT assumption - Answer-All collisions a gas particle undergoes are perfectly
elastic. No energy is lost or gained from one particle from another, and the total kinetic
energy remains constant
Brownian motion - Answer-Observed random movement of particles
What is pressure - Answer-The force per unit area
How do you describe a gas sample - Answer-Amount of gas (moles), volume,
temperature, and pressure
KMT of gasses - Answer-A gas consists of molecules of mass and move in contant,
random motion
Gas molecules are so far apart that they can be treated as having no volume
Collisions are elastic; so total kinetic energy of molecules remains constant
The average kinetic energy is proportional to the kelvin temperature of gas
STP and SATP - Answer-TP: 273K and 101.3kPa
SATP: 298K and 100kPa
What did Evangelista Torricelli discover - Answer-The barometer, an instrument that
measures atmospheric pressure
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19. Kinetic molecular theory and gasses

Questions And Answers 2022 - 2023

Update

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

  1. Gasses have matter, therefore they have a mass, but a very low density
  2. Gasses always fill the container they're in (Particles expand until the concentration of gas is uniform throughout the entire space)
  3. Gasses have a lot of energy and a high velocity 1st KMT assumption - Answer-The molecules in a gas take up a negligible amount of space in relation to the container/space they occupy 2nd KMT assumption - Answer-The particles in a gas move in constant random motion.. Particles only change path when they collide with another particle of on the side of the container it's in 3rd KMT assumption - Answer-All collisions a gas particle undergoes are perfectly elastic. No energy is lost or gained from one particle from another, and the total kinetic energy remains constant Brownian motion - Answer-Observed random movement of particles What is pressure - Answer-The force per unit area How do you describe a gas sample - Answer-Amount of gas (moles), volume, temperature, and pressure KMT of gasses - Answer-A gas consists of molecules of mass and move in contant, random motion Gas molecules are so far apart that they can be treated as having no volume Collisions are elastic; so total kinetic energy of molecules remains constant The average kinetic energy is proportional to the kelvin temperature of gas STP and SATP - Answer-TP: 273K and 101.3kPa SATP: 298K and 100kPa What did Evangelista Torricelli discover - Answer-The barometer, an instrument that measures atmospheric pressure

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