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The document outlines the Kinetic-Molecular Theory (KMT) of gases, which explains the behavior of gas particles and their properties. It includes key postulates of the KMT, such as particle motion, temperature effects, and the concept of ideal gases. Additionally, it discusses properties like expansion, fluidity, density, compressibility, diffusion, and effusion of gases.
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The document outlines the Kinetic-Molecular Theory (KMT) of gases, which explains the behavior of gas particles and their properties. It includes key postulates of the KMT, such as particle motion, temperature effects, and the concept of ideal gases. Additionally, it discusses properties like expansion, fluidity, density, compressibility, diffusion, and effusion of gases.
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Name: __________________________________

Period: ________ Date: _________________

States of Matter & The KMT: Gases


Main Idea Notes

The Kinetic-Molecular Theory of Matter- based on the idea that ___________________________


________________________________________________________________________________
Draw & Label: Particle Drawings of Gases, Liquids, & Solids

The Kinetic-
Molec ul ar Theory
o f Matter

Kinetic: pertaining
to __________

Five Postulates of the Kinetic-Molecular Theory of Gases: (Postulates = ____________________)


1. Particles are ___________________________________________________________________
Result: ___________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
2. Collisions between gas particles, __________________________________________________
_______________________ are ___________________________________________________
Elastic Collisions: ___________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
Result: ____________________________________________________________________
The Kinetic- __________________________________________________________________________
Molec ul ar Theory As the number of collisions increases, ______________________________________________
o f Gases
What causes an increase in collisions? _____________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
3. The temperature of a gas, in Kelvin, is directly proportional to the _______________________
____________________________________________________________________________
If temperature doubles, _________________________________________________________
At the same temperature, lighter gas particles will ____________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
4. There are no __________________________________________________________________
5. The volume of individual gas particles is ____________________________________________
Result: ____________________________________________________________________

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States of Matter & The KMT: Gases
Main Idea Notes

The Kinetic-Molecular Theory of Gases applies to ____________________________. Some gases


nearly behave as ideal gases. But, in reality there is _____________________________________.
Gases deviate the most from the ideal gas when ________________________________________
Ideal Gases ________________________________________________________________________________
Why do you think gases do not behave like ideal gases when the pressure is too high or the
temperature is too low? ___________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________

Expansion: Gases do not have a ______________________________ or a ___________________


______________________. They completely fill the container in which they are enclosed.
Gases move __________________________________________________________ without any
significant ______________________________________________________________________.

Fluidity: Forces between gas particles are so insignificant that they _________________________
______________________.
Gases, as well as liquids, _______________ and are both ___________________.

Density: Since gases are spaced so far apart, the density of gases is about ___________________
_________________________ of the same gas in a liquid or solid state.

Compressibility: Gases are ____________________ compressed because ___________________


Pro perties o f ________________________________________________________________________________
Gases Re f lected
by the KMT Diffusion & Effusion: Gases spread out and ____________________________________________
spontaneously, even without _____________________.
Diffusion: the spontaneous mixture of the gas particles of two or more substances caused by
_____________________________________.
Effusion: The process of gas particles ________________________________________________
Effusion of gases is directly related to ________________________________________
Lighter gas particles ________________________________ than heavier gas particles.

Diffusion & Effusion Drawings: Draw and label two diagrams that demonstrates the differences.

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