Ch 11 & 12 - Quiz A
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- Q1Gases are mostly empty space.True for ideal but not real gasesFalseTrue for ideal and real gasesTrue for real but not ideal gases30s
- Q2Gas particles have no attraction for each other.FalseTrue for ideal and real gasesTrue for real but not ideal gasesTrue for ideal but not real gases30s
- Q3Gases can flow.True only if the temperature is just rightTrueFalse30s
- Q4Some gases are more dense than other gases.FalseTrueTrue only if the temperature is just right30s
- Q5Gases can be compressed.True for ideal and real gasesTrue for ideal but not real gasesTrue for real but not ideal gasesFalse30s
- Q6Which gases qualify as ideal gases?There aren’t any ideal gases in existenceOxygen & NitrogenCarbon dioxideHelium & Neon30s
- Q7Which moves faster at room temperature?Larger, more massive gasesSmaller, less massive gasesThey all move at the same speed30s
- Q8Which of the following will we use for units of pressure?torr & kPaatm & mm Hgpsi & in HgWe’ll use all of them30s
- Q9When the temperature of a gas increases the particles ____.slow down and try to move farther apartspeed up and try to move farther apartspeed up and try to move closerslow down and try to move closer30s
- Q10Gas pressure in a container is caused by ____.collisions of the gas particles with the container wallcollisions of gas particles with each otherthe mass of the gasthe inability to burp30s