GRE Subject Test: Chemistry › Gases
A gas sample is contained in a 4L vessel at a pressure of 3atm. Assuming all other conditions are kept constant, what is the new pressure in the vessel if the volume is reduced to 1.5L?
A gas sample is contained in a 4L vessel at a pressure of 3atm. Assuming all other conditions are kept constant, what is the new pressure in the vessel if the volume is reduced to 1.5L?
Which of the following is relevant for real gases, but irrelevant for ideal gases?
I. Volume of gas particles
II. Intermolecular forces between gas particles
III. Volume of container
Which of the following is relevant for real gases, but irrelevant for ideal gases?
I. Volume of gas particles
II. Intermolecular forces between gas particles
III. Volume of container
Which gas follows the exact definition of the ideal gas law?
Which gas follows the exact definition of the ideal gas law?
Which of the following assumptions is not made by the ideal gas law?
Which of the following assumptions is not made by the ideal gas law?
An unknown amount of neon gas is contained in a 3.00L vessel. At a temperature of , the gas exerts a pressure of 4.00atm.
Neon gas has a molar mass of .
Based on these conditions, what is the mass of neon gas in the vessel?
An unknown amount of neon gas is contained in a 3.00L vessel. At a temperature of , the gas exerts a pressure of 4.00atm.
Neon gas has a molar mass of .
Based on these conditions, what is the mass of neon gas in the vessel?