Gas Laws Quiz
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When pressure is applied to a gas, the gas contracts. When pressure is released, what happens to the gas?

  • The gas becomes a liquid
  • The gas remains the same volume
  • The gas becomes a solid
  • The gas expands (correct)
  • What happens to the volume of a gas when it is compressed?

  • The volume of the gas increases
  • The volume of the gas decreases (correct)
  • The volume of the gas becomes a solid
  • The volume of the gas remains the same
  • What is the relationship between intermolecular spaces and the compressibility of gases?

  • Gases with smaller intermolecular spaces are less compressible (correct)
  • The compressibility of gases is not related to intermolecular spaces
  • Gases with smaller intermolecular spaces are more compressible
  • Gases with larger intermolecular spaces are more compressible
  • Study Notes

    Gas Behavior Under Pressure

    • When pressure is applied to a gas, the gas contracts.
    • When pressure is released, the gas expands.

    Compressibility of Gases

    • When a gas is compressed, its volume decreases.
    • The compressibility of a gas is inversely related to intermolecular spaces, meaning that:
      • Gases with larger intermolecular spaces are more compressible.
      • Gases with smaller intermolecular spaces are less compressible.

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    Test your knowledge on the gas laws with this quiz! Learn about the compressibility and expansibility of gases as you answer questions on gas particles and intermolecular spaces. Gain a deeper understanding of how pressure affects gas volume and why gases always expand to fill their containers. Keywords: gas laws, compressibility, expansibility, pressure, volume.

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