Avogadro's Law Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Avogadro's Law QuizOnline version Gases at same T and P have equal molecules by SANOY Shairyn 1 What does Avogadro's law state for gases at the same temperature and pressure? a Equal masses contain equal volumes b Equal volumes contain equal moles c Equal volumes contain equal numbers of molecules 2 If two gases have the same T and P, how does volume relate to number of molecules? a Volume is proportional to mass only b Volume is independent of molecules c Volume is proportional to the number of molecules 3 At constant T and P, how does volume relate to moles (n)? a Volume ∝ 1/n b Volume is constant regardless of n c Volume ∝ n (amount of substance) 4 What is the approximate molar volume of an ideal gas at STP? a 24.0 L per mole b 12.2 L per mole c 22.4 L per mole 5 If the number of molecules doubles at the same T and P, what happens to V? a Volume halves b Volume stays the same c Volume doubles 6 Does Avogadro's law apply perfectly to real gases at all conditions? a It applies perfectly to all real gases b It applies best to ideal gases; deviations occur c It never applies to any gas 7 How many particles are in one mole (Avogadro's number)? a 9.81e22 b 1.602e-19 c 6.022e23 8 In Avogadro's law, which two conditions are held constant during experiments? a Temperature and pressure b Volume and temperature c Volume and pressure 9 Do equal volumes of different gases contain the same number of molecules at the same T and P? a False b True c Only if they have the same mass 10 At a fixed T and P, what is common for one mole of any gas? a It occupies the same volume as one mole of any other gas b It has the same mass as any other gas c It has a different volume for each gas

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Avogadro's Law QuizOnline version

Gases at same T and P have equal molecules

by SANOY Shairyn

What does Avogadro's law state for gases at the same temperature and pressure?

Equal masses contain equal volumes

Equal volumes contain equal moles

Equal volumes contain equal numbers of molecules

If two gases have the same T and P, how does volume relate to number of molecules?

Volume is proportional to mass only

Volume is independent of molecules

Volume is proportional to the number of molecules

At constant T and P, how does volume relate to moles (n)?

Volume ∝ 1/n

Volume is constant regardless of n

Volume ∝ n (amount of substance)

What is the approximate molar volume of an ideal gas at STP?

24.0 L per mole

12.2 L per mole

22.4 L per mole

If the number of molecules doubles at the same T and P, what happens to V?

Volume halves

Volume stays the same

Volume doubles

Does Avogadro's law apply perfectly to real gases at all conditions?

It applies perfectly to all real gases

It applies best to ideal gases; deviations occur

It never applies to any gas

How many particles are in one mole (Avogadro's number)?

9.81e22

1.602e-19

6.022e23

In Avogadro's law, which two conditions are held constant during experiments?

Temperature and pressure

Volume and temperature

Volume and pressure

Do equal volumes of different gases contain the same number of molecules at the same T and P?

False

True

Only if they have the same mass

At a fixed T and P, what is common for one mole of any gas?

It occupies the same volume as one mole of any other gas

It has the same mass as any other gas

It has a different volume for each gas

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Avogadro's Law QuizOnline version

by SANOY Shairyn

What does Avogadro's law state for gases at the same temperature and pressure?

If two gases have the same T and P, how does volume relate to number of molecules?

At constant T and P, how does volume relate to moles (n)?

What is the approximate molar volume of an ideal gas at STP?

If the number of molecules doubles at the same T and P, what happens to V?

Does Avogadro's law apply perfectly to real gases at all conditions?

How many particles are in one mole (Avogadro's number)?

In Avogadro's law, which two conditions are held constant during experiments?

Do equal volumes of different gases contain the same number of molecules at the same T and P?

At a fixed T and P, what is common for one mole of any gas?

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