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| use STP for ____ and standard conditions for ____- |
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| gas law calculations, measuring enthalpy and stuff |
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| have no intermolecular forces and occupy no volume |
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| all gases are not ideal at |
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| high pressures and low temperatures |
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| v/t = v/t (charles in charge was on tv!) |
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| intermolecular attraction and the gas takes up a smaller volume than predicted by the ideal gas law |
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| intermolecular forces are increased and the gas has a smaller volume than predicted by the ideal gas law |
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| attractive forces between molecules |
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| the fact that the gas has a volume |
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| daltons law of partial pressures |
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| total pressure of a gaseous mixture is equal to the sum of the partial pressures of individual components |
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| kinetic molecular theory assumptions: |
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1. particles of negligible volume
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