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Lesson 1 – Boyle, Charles, Pressure Laws and General Gas Law — Picture questions (exam style)

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1.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 900 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 900 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
16 L
92.9 L
12 L
1.33 L
2.
The table gives two states of the same gas sample. Find the unknown volume.
The table gives two states of the same gas sample. Find the unknown volume.
1.34 L
0.75 L
0.938 L
15 L
3.
A water manometer is connected to a gas tank; atmospheric pressure 74 cmHg; level difference 10 cm (open limb lower). Which option is correct? (ρHg = 13600, g = 9.8)
A water manometer is connected to a gas tank; atmospheric pressure 74 cmHg; level difference 10 cm (open limb lower). Which option is correct? (ρHg = 13600, g = 9.8)
gas pressure = 74.74 cmHg, gas pressure ≈ 9.765e+04 Pa
gas pressure = -62 cmHg, gas pressure ≈ 9.863e+04 Pa
gas pressure = 73.26 cmHg, gas pressure ≈ 9.765e+04 Pa
gas pressure = -62 cmHg, gas pressure ≈ 1.074e+05 Pa
4.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 409.5 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 409.5 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
4.5 atm
1.33 atm
3.5 atm
3 atm
5.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). If the pressure becomes 2 atm, what is the volume?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). If the pressure becomes 2 atm, what is the volume?
4 L
16 L
2 L
8 L
6.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 1050 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 1050 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
0.667 L
6 L
8 L
20.2 L
7.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 700 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 700 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
16 L
44.4 L
24 L
4 L
8.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). If the pressure becomes 2.25 atm, what is the volume?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). If the pressure becomes 2.25 atm, what is the volume?
0.889 L
2 L
3 L
1.33 L
9.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 546 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 546 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
6.96 atm
1 atm
8 atm
4 atm
10.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 819 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 819 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
13.5 atm
0.5 atm
4.5 atm
7.83 atm
11.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 450 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 450 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
4.5 atm
1.33 atm
3 atm
3.5 atm
12.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 200 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 200 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
0.75 atm
6 atm
1.5 atm
3.5 atm
13.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 175 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 175 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
4 L
1 L
3 L
-2.55 L
14.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). If the pressure becomes 1.5 atm, what is the volume?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). If the pressure becomes 1.5 atm, what is the volume?
4 L
2.67 L
1.78 L
6 L
15.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 1050 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 1050 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
3 atm
0.333 atm
4 atm
9 atm
16.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 700 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 700 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
4 L
11.1 L
1 L
6 L
17.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 600 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 600 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
3 L
72.7 L
18 L
12 L
18.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). If the pressure becomes 4.5 atm, what is the volume?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). If the pressure becomes 4.5 atm, what is the volume?
18 L
0.667 L
2 L
6 L
19.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 175 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 175 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
-7.64 L
9 L
12 L
3 L
20.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 150 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 150 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
0.75 atm
6 atm
3.5 atm
1.5 atm
21.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 1200 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 1200 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
14.6 L
8 L
0.667 L
6 L
22.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). If the pressure becomes 2 atm, what is the volume?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). If the pressure becomes 2 atm, what is the volume?
6 L
1.5 L
3 L
12 L
23.
A mercury manometer is connected to a gas tank; atmospheric pressure 76 cmHg; level difference 30 cm (open limb higher). Which option is correct? (ρHg = 13600, g = 9.8)
A mercury manometer is connected to a gas tank; atmospheric pressure 76 cmHg; level difference 30 cm (open limb higher). Which option is correct? (ρHg = 13600, g = 9.8)
gas pressure = 30 cmHg, gas pressure ≈ 1.413e+05 Pa
gas pressure = 106 cmHg, gas pressure ≈ 1.013e+05 Pa
gas pressure = 136 cmHg, gas pressure ≈ 1.554e+05 Pa
gas pressure = 106 cmHg, gas pressure ≈ 1.413e+05 Pa
24.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 175 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 175 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
2 atm
1.5 atm
0.5 atm
0.25 atm
25.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 150 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 150 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
4 L
-9.11 L
1 L
3 L
26.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 136.5 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 136.5 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
18 L
9 L
3 L
12 L
27.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 600 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 600 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
2 atm
4.5 atm
7.83 atm
6.75 atm
28.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 1050 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 1050 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
16 L
12 L
1.33 L
40.4 L
29.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 800 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 800 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
2 atm
4 atm
0.5 atm
3 atm
30.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 700 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 700 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
6 atm
12 atm
1.5 atm
5 atm
31.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 546 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 546 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
4 L
27.8 L
24 L
16 L
32.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 546 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 546 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
6 atm
3 atm
3.5 atm
0.75 atm
33.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 900 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 900 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
4.5 atm
13.5 atm
0.5 atm
7.83 atm
34.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 525 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 525 K, same volume, what is the pressure?
0.667 atm
2.25 atm
2.5 atm
1.5 atm
35.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 600 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 600 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
24 L
4 L
16 L
96.9 L
36.
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 450 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
The graph is for a fixed mass of ideal gas (the marked point is the initial state). At 450 K, same pressure, what is the volume?
2.67 L
6 L
10 L
26.2 L
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