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Charles Law Concepts Scramble

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Unscramble to reveal gas-related ideas.

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Charles Law Concepts Scramble
 

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Unscramble to reveal gas-related ideas.

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States that the volume of a given mass of gas varies directly with the absolute temperature of the gas when pressure is kept constant.

  
  
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A quantitative indicator of thermal energy, reflecting how fast particles move.

3

The amount of space a substance or gas occupies.

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A temperature scale that begins at absolute zero and is used in calculations of gas law equations.

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The force exerted per unit area by particles on the surroundings.

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The lowest possible temperature where particle motion would be minimal.

  
  
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At constant volume, increasing temperature raises pressure proportionally.

  
  
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At constant temperature, reducing volume raises pressure.

  
  
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A French inventor who discovered that the volume of a gas varied directly with temperature.

  
  
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