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- Q1As temperature increases pressure will...Increase because the particles are moving faster and colliding more/harderDecrease because the particles are smallerDecrease because the particles are moving slower and colliding less/less hardIncrease because the particles take up more space60sC.IM.2a
- Q2As the volume of a container increases, the pressure of a gas inside will...decreaseremain the sameincrease60sC.IM.2a
- Q3What change would result in the volume of a gas in a balloon decreasing?temperature is decreasedthe number of gas particles is increasedthe pressure is decreased60sC.IM.2a
- Q4What unit must be used for temperature when working gas law problems?FahrenheitAtmospheresKelvinCelsius60sC.IM.2a
- Q5As the number of gas particles in a container increases, the pressure will...increaseremain the samedecrease60sC.IM.2a
- Q6What change will result in the pressure of a gas in a container decreasing?the temperature is increasedthe number of particles is increasedthe volume of the container is increased60sC.IM.2
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- Q8STP stands forstandard temperature and pressure (273 K, 1 atm)standard temperature (298 K)standard temperature and pressure (298 K, 1 atm)standard temperature (273 K)60sC.IM.2
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