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Building a Foundation

1. What is the ideal gas law equation? (1 choice)

A) PV = nRT

B) P = nRT/V

C) PV = nR/T

D) P = VnRT

2. Which of the following are units for the universal gas constant (R)? (multiple choice)

A) J/(mol·K)

B) L·atm/(mol·K)

C) Pa

D) mmHg

3. Explain why it is important to convert temperature to Kelvin when using the ideal gas law.

4. List the variables in the ideal gas law and their corresponding units.

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Comprehension and Interpretation

5. If the temperature of a gas is given in Celsius, what is the first step you should take before using the ideal gas law? (1 choice)

A) Convert to Fahrenheit

D) Convert to liters

B) Convert to Kelvin

C) Convert to Rankine

6. Which of the following statements about the ideal gas law are true? (multiple choice)

B) It is accurate for all gases under all conditions.

A) It assumes gas particles have no volume.

D) It is more accurate at high pressures.

C) It assumes no interactions between gas particles.

7. Describe a scenario where the ideal gas law might not accurately predict the behavior of a gas.

Application and Analysis

8. A gas occupies 10 liters at a pressure of 2 atm and a temperature of 300 K. How many moles of gas are present? (R = 0.0821 L·atm/(mol·K)) (1 choice)

A) 0.82 moles

B) 0.81 moles

D) 0.79 moles

C) 0.80 moles

9. When using the ideal gas law, which of the following conditions would require you to adjust your calculations? (multiple choice)

C) Large volume

A) High pressure

B) Low temperature

D) High temperature

10. Calculate the pressure of a gas if 2 moles occupy a volume of 5 liters at a temperature of 350 K. Use R = 0.0821 L·atm/(mol·K).

11. Which variable in the ideal gas law is directly proportional to both pressure and volume? (1 choice)

B) Number of moles

D) None of the above

A) Temperature

C) Universal gas constant

12. Analyze the following scenarios and select those where the ideal gas law would likely be inaccurate: (multiple choice)

D) Gas in a small container

A) Gas at very high pressure

B) Gas at very low temperature

C) Gas at room temperature and atmospheric pressure

13. Compare and contrast the assumptions of the ideal gas law with the behavior of real gases.

Evaluation and Creation

14. If a gas behaves ideally at low pressure, what might you infer about its behavior at high pressure? (1 choice)

A) It will behave more ideally.

D) It will behave less ideally at low temperature.

C) It will have no change in behavior.

B) It will deviate from ideal behavior.

15. Evaluate the following modifications to the ideal gas law for real gases and select those that could improve accuracy: (multiple choice)

B) Inclusion of gas particle volume

C) Use of a higher universal gas constant

A) Consideration of intermolecular forces

D) Adjustment for temperature fluctuations

16. Propose a real-world experiment to test the accuracy of the ideal gas law under different conditions, detailing the variables you would control and measure.

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