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Chapter 12: Problem 79

Use the following terms to create a concept map: amount in moles, ideal gas law, pres- sure, temperature, and volume.

Short Answer

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The concept map should start with Ideal Gas Law in the center, with lines connecting to each of the other concepts (Amount in moles, Pressure, Temperature, Volume), and labels describing the relationship between the connected concepts. For example, the Ideal Gas Law 'defines the relationship between' Temperature and Volume, and 'is expressed as' the Amount in moles.

Step by step solution

01

Define each concept

Understand each term and its significance: \[ 'Amount in moles' \] denotes number of particles in a sample. \[ 'Ideal gas law' \] is the equation of state of a hypothetical ideal gas. \[ 'Pressure' \] refers to the force applied per unit area. \[ 'Temperature' \] is the degree or intensity of heat present in a substance. Finally, \[ 'Volume' \] is the quantity of three-dimensional space a substance occupies.
02

Identify relationships

Find the relationships between the given terms: Pressure is inversely proportional to Volume, Temperature is directly proportional to Volume and Amount in Moles. All these relationships are encompassed in the Ideal Gas Law.
03

Sketch the concept map

Draw a concept map starting with Ideal Gas Law in the center. Draw connecting lines to each of the other concepts. Label each line to indicate the relationship between the connected concepts. E.g., Ideal Gas Law--'is expressed as'--Amount in moles, Ideal Gas Law--'relates'--Pressure, Ideal Gas Law--'defines the relationship between'--Temperature and Volume.

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