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Ley de gases ideales

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Ley de gases ideales

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Actividad para reforzar saberes básicos sobre los gases ideales

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Actividad para reforzar saberes básicos sobre los gases ideales

by Julián Rodrigo Muñoz Celeita xd
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1. ¿Qué ley de los gases relaciona la presión y el volumen a temperatura constante?

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2. En la ecuación del gas ideal: PV= nRT, ¿Qué representa la letra ¨R¨

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3. ¿Cuál de estas condiciones se acerca más al comportamiento de un gas ideal?

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4.La ley que afirma que el volumen de un gas es directamente proporcional a su temperatura, es:

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5. ¿Quién dijo lo siguiente? ¨A temperatura y presión constantes, el volumen del gas es directamente proporcional al número de moles¨

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