Gas is a common state of matter, they are easy to compress, they expand to fill their containers and occupy more space than the liquids or solids, which they form. Take up the gas chemistry quiz below and get to know what else you have understood from the topic so far.
Increased volume of container
Increased number of particles in the container
Decreased temperature
Gases have an indefinite volume
Gases have less kinetic energy than the same substance as a liquid.
Gases are compressible
Gases are farther apart than liquids.
I, II and III are Standard Pressure for gases
I, III and V are Standard Pressure for gases
I, II and V are Standard Pressure for gases
IV and VI are Standard Pressure for gases
I (only) is correct
II (only) is correct
III (only) is correct
II and V are correct
II and IV are correct
At the top of the Alps mountains
At sea level
Skiing in Colorado
1 moles of gas in a 22.4 L container (at STP).
2 moles of gas in a 22.4 L container (at STP).
2 moles of gas in a 11.2 L container (at STP).
When the substance is a gas
When the substance is a liquid
When the substance is a solid
Gas molecules are not significantly attracted to other gas molecules.
Collision between gas particles are elastic.
All gas molecules have the same mass.
All gas molecules move in a straight, constant motion.
Volume of the container
Volume of the particle
Mass of the container
Temperature
Avagodro's number
1.02 x 10^23
Dalton's number
Boyle's number