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Test your knowledge of gas laws.

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Test your knowledge of gas laws.

by Daniela
1

Boyle's Law relates pressure and volume when T and n are constant. What is the relationship?

2

Charles' Law states that volume is proportional to what when P and n are constant?

3

Avogadro's Law: at constant temperature and pressure, volume is proportional to what?

4

Avogadro's Number represents:

5

In Boyle's Law, which variables are held constant?

6

If pressure doubles for a fixed amount of gas at constant temperature, what happens to volume?

7

Under Charles' Law, if temperature doubles, what happens to volume at constant pressure?

8

Avogadro's Law implies increasing the amount of gas at fixed temperature and pressure will:

9

Which equation best represents Boyle's Law for initial and final states?

10

Avogadro's Number is:

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