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Gases en Química: Verdadero o Falso

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Descubre hechos y mitos sobre gases en química.

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Gases en Química: Verdadero o Falso
 

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Descubre hechos y mitos sobre gases en química.

by MERCELIS AGUINDA
1

Los gases reales se desvían del comportamiento ideal a altas presiones y bajas temperaturas.

2

A igual temperatura y presión, diferentes gases con el mismo número de moles ocupan el mismo volumen.

3

La ecuación PV = nRT describe el comportamiento de un gas ideal.

4

La ley de Graham establece que la velocidad de difusión de un gas es inversamente proporcional a la raíz de su masa molar.

5

A temperatura constante, aumentar la presión aumenta el volumen.

6

El volumen de un gas ideal es directamente proporcional al número de moles a temperatura y presión constantes.

7

Los gases ocupan un volumen propio significativo debido al volumen de las moléculas.

8

En el gas real, PV = nRT es exacto para cualquier gas en cualquier condición.

9

A mayor temperatura, la densidad de un gas aumenta.

10

La ley de Boyle dice que el volumen es directamente proporcional a la presión (V ∝ P).

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