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Combined Gas Law - Assimilation

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Apply PV=nRT concepts in real life.

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Combined Gas Law - Assimilation
 

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Combined Gas Law - AssimilationOnline version

Apply PV=nRT concepts in real life.

by John Oliver M. QUEJADA
1

Which equation describes the relation P1V1/T1 = P2V2/T2 for a fixed n and R?

2

If a sample is heated from 283 K to 566 K at constant P and V, what happens to the number of moles in a combined gas law?

3

A rigid container is heated from 273 K to 546 K. What is the pressure change if volume is constant?

4

Which variable changes if you compress a gas at constant temperature? (Boyle's Law)

5

If a gas's temperature doubles and pressure remains constant, what happens to volume?

6

What is required to use the combined gas law for a process?

7

A gas sample has a temperature of 273 K and a pressure of 1 atm. Under what condition is the gas?

8

During a car tire heat-up, which relation best describes the initial and final states?

9

Which scenario best demonstrates the combined gas law?

10

In the Combined Gas Law, which three variables are related?

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