Gases
-far apart- cooling of balloon
-density different- based on density molecular determines weight
-lots of movement- simulation
-diffusion-rather slow, bumping into one another
-Naming of common
Ideal Gas Law
-PU= nRT
-p-presure
-v-volume
-n-moles of gas
-t-temperature
-r-gass constant
-P1V1/N1t1=P2V2/n2T2
-Condition "1" and Condition "2"
-example- with a balloon when you increase the temperature the volume goes up. If you decrease the temperature the volume will go down. (Direct Relationship)
-example- what will happen in a balloon when you decrease the pressure the pressure will increase or balloon will expand. (Inverse Relationship)
-example- when you add molecules to the balloon it will expand and they go together. ( Direct Relationship)
1. What is the tire pressure at -20 degrees F compared to 90 degrees F, assuming the starting pressure was 32 psi?
32 psi/305.2k=psi/244k
psi= 32psi(244.26K)
305.2 K
psi=25.61 psi
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