Ideal gas Law review

Ideal Gas Law: Which formula would you use when trying to find Volume, and the information given is: Pressure, # of molecules, Temperature

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Ideal Gas Law: Which formula would you use when a given volume and pressure changes (having two pressures and volumes)

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Ideal Gas Law: Which formula would you use when a given volume and temperature changes (having two pressures and temperatures)

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Which formula would you use when you are finding the percentage of Hydrogen in a given chemical compound?

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Which gas constant (R) has atm in it?

•   R = 0.08206 L⋅atm/K⋅mol

• R = 8.314 J/K⋅mol

• R = 8.314 kPa⋅dm3/K⋅mol

• R = 8.314 kPa⋅L/K⋅mol

How many atm is in 760 mm Hg?

• 1

• 760

• 3

• 2

How many torr is in one atm?

• 0.08206

• 1

• 760

• 8.314

How many mL is in one L

• 100

• 100000

• 10³

• 10

When temperature rises, what happens to the volume of a flexible container?

• Volume shrinks

• Volume expands

• Volume stays the same

• Volume melts

What happens to the volume of a gas molecule that experiences a decrease in temperature?

• The volume of the gas moves faster.

• The volume of the gas is unchanged.

• The volume of the gas expands.

• The volume of the gas contracts.