This homework page is included in the freebie lesson: States of Matter & The Kinetic-Molecular Theory: Gases. This homework page can be used for homework or class practice.
With this homework page, students will practice relating the properties of gases to the Kinetic-Molecular Theory. There are 10 questions.
A complete KEY is included.
Objectives:
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State the Kinetic-Molecular Theory of Matter.
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Relate the five postulates of the Kinetic-Molecular Theory of Gases to the particular properties of gases.
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Define the Ideal Gas, and discuss why “real” gases are not ideal gases.
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Give two examples of conditions that cause gases to deviate the most from the ideal gas.
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Describe the basic properties of gases including expansion, fluidity, compressibility, density, diffusion and effusion.
Prior Knowledge:
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Understand the concepts of phases of matter and how they relate to energy
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A good understanding of the phases of matter related to energy changes, changes in attractive forces, and particle movement and arrangement
This homework is appropriate for grades 9-12 chemistry, or physical science.
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