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Gases: Description and Theory Notes
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🏉Gases: Descriptions and Theory
Created @January 20, 2025 7:53 PM
Class Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Gases
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Indication that gas atoms are free to move anywhere in a container
Forces between gas molecules are very weak
Pressure
Atoms/ molecules are in constant motion in temps above absolute zero
Forces are being exerted between atoms/ molecules that result in them
colliding against each other and the walls of a container
The ongoing collisions lead to the formation of pressure
Gas Laws
Atoms or molecules are free to move despite the container volume
Volume is occupied by gas changes with response to changes in factors,
such as pressure, temperature and gas amounts
Ideal Gas Properties
Gases: Descriptions and Theory 1
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