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Aula de Gases: Ley de Boyle

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Explora presión y volumen con preguntas

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Explora presión y volumen con preguntas

by Kenia
1

La presión y el volumen se relacionan linealmente según Boyle.

2

Según la Ley de Boyle y Mariotte, P1·V1 = P2·V2.

3

En un gas real, aumentar el volumen siempre aumenta la presión.

4

El modelo cinético corpuscular describe que las partículas gaseosas se mueven de forma desordenada y chocan con las paredes.

5

La temperatura debe variar para que exista una relación entre presión y volumen.

6

El simulador de gas ideal demuestra que al disminuir el volumen, la presión aumenta manteniéndose la temperatura constante.

7

En el experimento con la jeringa, al aumentar el volumen dentro de la jeringa, la presión tiende a disminuir.

8

La presión y el volumen de un gas están inversamente relacionados cuando la temperatura y la cantidad de gas se mantienen constantes.

9

El modelo cinético asume que las moléculas se mueven en línea recta sin colisiones.

10

Las moléculas del gas ocupan mucho espacio entre sí.

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