Gas laws and Phases of matter

How are solid particles packed?

• Tightly

• Loose yet touching

• Freely and randomly floating

How are gas particles packed?

• Tightly

• Loose yet touching

• Freely and randomly floating

How are liquid particles packed?

• Tightly

• Loose yet touching

• Freely and randomly floating

Gasses

• Take up whatever space you give them

• May not fill a container

• Will not take the shape of a container.

Solids

• Take the shape of their container.

• Do NOT take the shape of their container.

• Fill the shape of their container.

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Liquids

• Take the shape of their container

• Do NOT take the shape of their container.

• Always fill their container

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Plasma

• A 4th (ish) state of matter.

• A watery component of blood.

• Charged particles

• Neither solid, liquid, nor gas

Boyle's Law

• Temperature and Pressure are constant.

• Temperature is constant.

• Volume and pressure are inversely proportionate.

• Volume and pressure are proportionate.

Boyle's Law

• Temperature Up, Pressure down

• Pressure up, Volume up

• Pressure up, Volume down

• Pressure down, Volume up

Boyle's Law

• P₁V₁=P₂V₂

• P₁V₂=P₁V₂

• V₁/T₁ = V₂T₂

• PV=nRT