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the force exerted per unit of area by gas molecules as they strike
a surface or other gas particles - Answer: gas pressure



the weight of air per unit of area - Answer: atmospheric pressure

,SI unit of pressure, measured in N/m*m - Answer: Pascals



=force/area - Answer: Pressure



equal to 760 mmHg - Answer: 1 atm



a U-shaped tube containing a dense liquid and a gas sample; the
difference in height is equal to the difference in the sample's
pressure and the atmospheric pressure - Answer: manometer



PV=PV - Answer: Boyle's Law



V/T=V/T - Answer: Charles' Law



V/n=V/n - Answer: Avogadro's Law



PV=nRT

R=.08206 - Answer: Ideal gas law

, standard temperature and pressure, 273 K and 1 atm - Answer:
STP



the volume occupied by one mole of a substance; 22.4 at
standard temperature and pressure - Answer: Molar volume



molar volume/molar mass; can also be expressed by (P*Molar
Mass)/(R-gas constant*Temperature) - Answer: density



is equal to mass/moles - Answer: Molar Mass



the pressure of any individual component in a gas mixture -
Answer: Partial Pressures



the sum of partial pressures equals total pressure - Answer:
Dalton's Law of Partial Pressures



the number of moles of a component in a mixture divided by the
total number of moles in the mixture

Xa=na/ntotal

Pa=(Xa)Ptotal - Answer: mole faction

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