Aim: What are the relationships between pressure, temperature, and volume of gases?

s? How can we express these relationships qualitatively and quantitatively?

Do Now: Use the diagram at right to recall the tenets of the Kinetic olecular !heory" #isuali$e yourself as a gas molecule and describe your observations of the other gas molecules around you"

Vocabulary Review %&efine in your own words': (ressure #olume !emperature

What temperature scale do we apply when wor)ing with gases?

Demonstration Description &emo !itle *bservations &iagram +" #olume and !emperature

Description of Molecular Behavior of Gas Molecules

Sketch of Graphical Relationship between Primary Variables

Relationship: ,tate the relationship between volume and temperature"

-" (ressure and #olume

Relationship: ,tate the relationship between pressure and volume"

." (ressure and !emperature

Relationship: ,tate the relationship between pressure and temperature"

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Demonstration Description &emo !itle *bservations &iagram

Description of Molecular Behavior of Gas Molecules

Sketch of Graphical Relationship between Primary Variables

Relationship: ,tate the relationship that you included in your s)etch above"

4" $hallen%e: .an you develop a formula to represent the mathematical relationship between volume and temperature %direct'" Hint: Use the equation of a line from the volume7temperature graph" -y definition, at 2 Kelvins, matter ta)es up no space8