Question

What conditions cause deviations from the "ideal" gas? Select all that apply.


low temperatures
high temperatures
low pressure
high pressure
What conditions cause deviations from the "ideal" gas? Select all that apply.


low temperatures
high temperatures
low pressure
high pressure @Chemistry

Answer 1

High pressure and low temperatures.

Answer 2

Thanks so much I have been stuck on this for awhile. I have a test tomorrow and need some questions answered... Can you answer them for me?

Answer 3

I can try, post them :)

Answer 4

1 atm = _____

1 mm Hg
14.7 mm Hg
76 mm Hg
760 mm Hg

Answer 5

760 mmHg

Answer 6

1. diffusion
2. phase equilibrium
3. Boyle's Law
4. solid particles
5. kinetic energy
intermingling of one substance in another
inverse relationship between volume and pressure
vibrate only
rate of condensation = rate of evaporation
energy of motion

Answer 7

Diffusion = intermingling of one substance in another
Phase Equilibrium = rate of condensation = rate of evaporation
Boyle's Law = inverse relationship between volume and pressure
Solid Particles = vibrate only
Kinetic Energy = energy of motion

Answer 8

Thanks.

Answer 9

The pressure of an enclosed gas depends on:

the number of molecules in a unit volume and their average kinetic energy
its chemical composition
the altitude about sea level
the number of atoms per molecule
all of the above

Answer 10

Boyle's Law represents the relationship of volume as pressure is changed. What are the variables of Boyle's Law?

pressure and number of molecules of gas
volume and temperature
pressure and temperature
volume and number of molecules of gas
pressure and volume

Answer 11

Enclosed gas question = all of the above

Answer 12

Boyle's Law: pressure and volume

Answer 13

Thanks again.

Answer 14

No problem.