CHMA10H3 Chapter Notes - Chapter 5: Lead

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5. 1 breathing: putting pressure to work & 5. 2 pressure: the result of molecular. Pressure: force exerted/ unit area, the sums of all molecular collisions/constant force on surfaces to any gas. Gases in the air: gas mixtures are always homogenous and are compressible. Characteristics of gases: gases assume volume and shape of containers, gases are the most compressible state of matter, gases will mix evenly and completely when confined in same container, gas have lower densities than liquid or gases. The pressure exerted by a solid: both cylinders have the same mass and have different areas of contact. The pressure exerted by a liquid depends on height and density of the column of liquid. The pressure exerted by a gas depends on the # of gas particles in a given volume, the volume of the contained and the average speed of the gas particles. 5. 3 the simple gas laws: boyle"s law, charle"s law and avogadro"s law.

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