Topic+3a

Topic 3a

**__Kinetic Molecular Theory __** Definition: A theory used to explain the motion and closeness of particles to one another; used to explain states of matter. __My definition: __ Kinetic Molecular Theory, in my own words is basically just describes how gases behave. From what I gathered, it describes how gas expands when heated when it is kept at a constant pressure. It pretty much explains the forces between molecules and energy.
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BenP One example of kineticmolectular theory is blowing up a baloon the air that is blown into the balloon and makes the balloon bigger because the gas molecules are spred out and hiting off each other and the walls of the balloon forcing it to become larger.http://chemed.chem.purdue.edu/genchem/topicreview/bp/ch4/kinetic4.html Ex2)another example would be if you put a can of soup on a stove unopen the molecules inside would move faster expanding the can until it explodes



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 1. Identify the areas of high and low pressure and temperature.  2. Explain how pressure and temperature work together to produce the results shown in the video.  3. What gas law is demonstrated in the video?  4. The volume of a balloon is measure to be 3.25 liters at 0.95atm and 40 ℃. What volume would the balloon occupy if the pressure is decreased to 1.25 atm and the temperature is increased to 25 ℃? 1. the area with high pressure is the flask when it is stoppered and when it is turned upside down. the area with low pressure is the beaker full of water sitting in the ice. 2. when the water in the flask is heated and then stoppered its causing pressure in the flask from the steam, and when it is turned upside down and put into the cold water the steam is going to be pushed out of the flask causing the water in the beaker to be sucked up into the flask. 3. Gay Lussac's Law 4. 4.01 liters