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Froggy Jumps Gas Laws ChallengeOnline version Quiz on gas laws by Gafar Saidat 1 What does Boyle's law state about P and V at constant T and n? a P ∝ T, independent of V b P and V are directly related c P and V are inversely related (P1V1 = P2V2) 2 Charles' Law describes how V changes with T at constant P and n. Which option is correct? a Volume ∝ Temperature (V1/T1 = V2/T2) b Pressure ∝ Temperature c Volume constant with Temperature 3 Which equation represents the general (ideal) gas law? a P + V = nT b P = VRT/n c PV = nRT 4 If n and T are fixed and V doubles, what happens to P? a P doubles b P stays the same c P halves (inversely proportional) 5 In Charles' Law, which condition must be held constant? a Volume b Temperature only c Pressure and amount of gas (P and n) 6 What does the universal gas constant R relate to in PV = nRT? a R is the gas temperature b R links P, V, n, T with units c R is the volume of gas 7 For a fixed n and P, what happens to V when T increases (Charles' Law)? a V decreases b V stays the same c V increases 8 Which condition defines Boyle's law? a Constant P and n, V ∝ T b Constant V and n, P ∝ T c Constant T and n, P ∝ 1/V 9 If n doubles in PV = nRT at constant P and T, what happens to P? a P stays the same (P is independent of n in this setup) b P doubles c P halves 10 Which equation is the ideal gas law? a PV = nRT b P = nRT/V c P + V = nR 11 Charles' Law states that V is proportional to T when what is held constant? a Volume and pressure change b Volume and temperature c Pressure and amount of gas 12 If temperature doubles at constant P and n, what happens to V according to Charles' Law? a Volume doubles b Volume stays the same c Volume halves 13 Which R value is commonly used with liters, atm, moles, and Kelvin? a 0.0821 L atm mol^-1 K^-1 b 8.314 J mol^-1 K^-1 c 1.0 L atm K^-1 14 What is the form of Charles' Law equation? a P1V1 = nRT b V1/T1 = V2/T2 (constant P and n) c P = kT 15 At constant T and n, what happens to V if P increases? a Volume constant b Volume decreases c Volume increases 16 Doubling the pressure with V fixed would do what to P? a Increase P to compensate V? (trick) b No change in P c Decrease P 17 If n increases while V and T are fixed, what happens to P? a Pressure increases proportionally b Pressure decreases c Pressure stays the same 18 What must be constant for Charles' Law to apply? a Pressure and the amount of gas b Volume and pressure c Temperature and volume 19 In the general gas equation PV = nRT, what does n stand for? a Amount of substance in moles b Density of gas c Number of particles

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Gas Laws ChallengeOnline version

by Gafar Saidat

What does Boyle's law state about P and V at constant T and n?

Charles' Law describes how V changes with T at constant P and n. Which option is correct?

Which equation represents the general (ideal) gas law?

If n and T are fixed and V doubles, what happens to P?

In Charles' Law, which condition must be held constant?

What does the universal gas constant R relate to in PV = nRT?

For a fixed n and P, what happens to V when T increases (Charles' Law)?

Which condition defines Boyle's law?

If n doubles in PV = nRT at constant P and T, what happens to P?

Which equation is the ideal gas law?

Charles' Law states that V is proportional to T when what is held constant?

If temperature doubles at constant P and n, what happens to V according to Charles' Law?

Which R value is commonly used with liters, atm, moles, and Kelvin?

What is the form of Charles' Law equation?

At constant T and n, what happens to V if P increases?

Doubling the pressure with V fixed would do what to P?

If n increases while V and T are fixed, what happens to P?

What must be constant for Charles' Law to apply?

In the general gas equation PV = nRT, what does n stand for?