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Gases y Sus Leyes

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Gases y Sus Leyes

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Reta tu comprensión de gases y sus leyes.

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Reta tu comprensión de gases y sus leyes.

by Angélica Reyes
1

¿Cuáles son las cuatro variables que describen un gas?

2

En la Ley de Boyle a temperatura constante, ¿cómo se relacionan V y P?

3

En la Ley de Charles, a presión constante, ¿qué pasa con V cuando T aumenta?

4

En la Ley de Gay-Lussac, con volumen constante, ¿qué ocurre con la P al aumentar T?

5

¿Qué expresa la ecuación PV = nRT?

6

¿Qué valor usa la constante de los gases ideales en atm·L/mol·K según el texto?

7

¿Qué unidad NO se usa para presión en el contexto mostrado?

8

Si T y n son constantes, ¿qué ley se obtiene de PV = nRT cuando P cambia?

9

Si duplicas la presión manteniendo T y n constantes, ¿qué pasa con V?

10

¿Qué variables está relacionada por la ecuación PV=nRT?

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