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    Gases

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    Subtopics

    Physical characteristics of gases• Formula and Unit

    • Instruments

    •Gases Law (Boyle, harles, !"ogadro and!monton#

    • Ideal Gas $%uation

    •&alton Partial Pressure

    • 'inetic olecular )heory of Gases

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    Physicalcharacteristics

    of gases

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    • Gases assume the volume and shape of their containers.

    • Gases are the most compressible state of matter.

    • Gases will mix evenly and completely when confined to

    the same container.

    • Gases have much lower densities than liquids and solids.

    5.1

    Physical Characteristics of Gases

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    Sea level 1 atm

    4 miles 0.5 atm

    10 miles 0.2 atm

    5.$

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    Instruments

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     s P  (h increases V  decreases

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    P  α 1#V 

    P  x V  ! constant

    P 1 x V 1 ! P $ x V $

    5.+

    ,oyle/s 0aw

    Constant temperature

    Constant amount of )as

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      sample of chlorine )as occupies a volume of 2& m0

    at a pressure of %$& mm). 3hat is the pressure of

    the )as (in mm) if the volume is reduced at constant

    temperature to 152 m04

    P 1 x V 1 ! P $ x V $

    P 1 ! %$& mm)

    V 1 ! 2& m0

    P $ ! 4

    V $ ! 152 m0

    P $ !P 1 x V 1

    V $

    %$& mm) x 2& m0152 m0

    ! ! 22&' mm)

    5.+

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    ariation of )as volume with temperature

    at constant pressure.

    5.+

    V  α T 

    V  ! constant x T 

    V 1#T 1 ! V $#T $ T  (6 ! t  ('C 7 $%+.15 

    Charles/ 8

    Gay90ussac/s

    0aw

    :emperature must be

    in 6elvin

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      sample of carbon monoxide )as occupies

    +.$' 0 at 1$5 'C. t what temperature will the

    )as occupy a volume of 1.52 0 if the pressure

    remains constant4

    V 1 ! +.$' 0

    T 1 ! +;.15 6

    V $ ! 1.52 0

    T $ ! 4

    T $ !V $ x T 1

    V 1

    1.52 0 x +;.15 6+.$' 0

    ! ! 1$ 6

    5.+

    V 1#T 1 ! V $#T $

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     vo)adro/s 0aw

    V  α

     number of moles (n

    V  ! constant x n

    V 1#n1 ! V $#n$

    5.+

    Constant temperatureConstant pressure

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     mmonia burns in oxy)en to form nitric oxide ("

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    P*+*  P-+-

    n*)* n-)-

    V 1#T 1 ! V $#T $

    P 1 x V 1 ! P $ x V $

    V 1#

    n1 !

    V $#

    n$

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     r)on is an inert )as used in li)htbulbs to

    retard the vapori=ation of the filament.

    certain li)htbulb containin) ar)on at 1.$' atmand 1; 'C is heated to ;5 'C at constant

    volume. 3hat is the final pressure of ar)on in

    the li)htbulb (in atm4

    P 1

    T 1

    P 2 

    T 2 !

    P 1 ! 1.$' atm

    T 1 = $1 6

    P 2  ! 4

    T 2  = +5; 6

    P 2  ! P 

    1 x

    T 2 

    T 1

    ! 1.$' atm x +5; 6$1 6

    ! 1.2; atm

    5.2

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    Ideal Gas

    $%uation

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    >deal Gas ?quation

    5.2

    Charles/ law@ V  α T   (at constant n and P 

     vo)adro/s law@ α n  (at constant P  and T 

    ,oyle/s law@ α (at constant n and T 1P 

    V  α nT 

    V  ! constant x ! R nT 

    nT 

    P R 

     is the gas constant

    PV  ! nRT 

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    :he conditions ' 'C and 1 atm are called standard

    temperature and pressure (STP).

    PV = nRT 

    R =

    PV 

    nT  !

    (1 atm($$.2120

    (1 mol($%+.15 6

    R  ! '.';$'5% 0 A atm # (mol A 6

    5.2

    ?xperiments show that at B:P* 1 mole of an ideal)as occupies $$.212 0.

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    3hat is the volume (in liters occupied by 2.; ) of Cl

    at B:P4

    PV = nRT 

    V =nRT 

    T  ! ' 'C ! $%+.15 6

    P = 1 atm

    n ! 2.; ) x1 mol Cl

    +&.25 ) Cl! 1.+% mol

    V  !1 atm

    1.+% mol x '.';$1 x $%+.15 60AatmmolA6

    V  ! +'.& 0

    5.2

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    &alton.s Laws of

    Partial Pressure

    lt / 0 f P ti l P

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    alton/s 0aw of Partial Pressures

    V  and T  

    areconstant

    P 1 P $ P total = P 1 7 P $

    5.&

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    Consider a case in which two )ases*  and ,* are in a

    container of volume .

    P   !n AD:

    P , !n

    BD:

    n  is the number of moles of 

    n, is the number of moles of ,

    P : ! P   7 P ,  X   !n 

    n  7 n, X , !

    n,

    n  7 n,

    P   ! X   P : P , ! X , P :

    P i  ! X 

    i  P :

    5.&

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      sample of natural )as contains ;.$2 moles of C2*

    '.2$1 moles of C$&* and '.11& moles of C+;. >f the

    total pressure of the )ases is 1.+% atm* what is the

    partial pressure of propane (C+;4

    P i  ! X 

    i  P :

     X propane !'.11&

    ;.$2 7 '.2$1 7 '.11&

    P : ! 1.+% atm

    ! '.'1+$

    P propane ! '.'1+$ x 1.+% atm ! '.'1;1 atm

    5.&

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    Pi ni/)

      +

    P i  ! X i  P :

    0i ni  n)