Gas Behavior Concepts

What is the relationship between gas pressure and temperature?

• It depends on the type of gas

• Direct

• Indirect

• There is not enough information

What type of relationship is shown between these two variables?

• A logarithmic relationship

• A direct relationship

• An indirect relationship

• There is no relationship

What type of relationship is shown between these two variables

• A logarithmic relationship

• A direct relationship

• An indirect relationship

• There is no relationship

For our class purposes, pressure will be measured in

• atmospheres

• millimeters of Mercury

• Torrs

• pounds per square inch

For use in the combined or ideal gas law, temperature must be converted to

• Fahrenheit

• Celsius

• degrees

• Kelvin

Zero degrees Celsius is equivalent to ______ Kelvin?

• 100 K

• 297 K

• 304 K

• 273 K

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373 Kelvin is equal to ______ Celsius?

• 373 C

• 273 C

• 100 C

• 0 C

What happens to a volume of gas under constant temperature if the pressure decreases?

• The volume increases

• The volume decreases

• The volume remains the same

At a constant volume, if the temperature increases the pressure will

• Increase

• Decrease

• Remain the same

Gas pressure and volume

• are directly proportional

• are indirectly proportional

• have no fixed relationship