Pressure Temperature

Increasing the pressure in a system causes the temperature of the system to:

• Decrease

• Stay the Same

• Increase

Increasing the temperature in a system causes the pressure in the system to:

• Decrease

• Stay the same

• Increase

Tags

NGSS.MS-PS1-4

What would cause the pressure in a system to increase?

• Removing particles from the system

• Adding particles to the system

• Decreasing the volume of the system

• Increasing the volume of the system

If you put the exact same amount of air in a 2 liter bottle and a small 250 mL water bottle, which statement is true about the pressure in these bottles?

• The pressure would be the same because there is the same amount of air.

• The pressure inside the small bottle would be less because the bottle is smaller.

• The pressure inside the small bottle would be greater because it has less volume.

• The pressure inside the large bottle would be greater because its volume is greater.

What do you need to know to calculate the pressure inside a system?

• The volume of the system and the amount of particles/mass of the particles in the system.

• The amount mass/of particles inside the system and the weight of the system.

• Only the volume of the system.

• Only the amount/mass of the particles in the system.