Chemistry States of Matter part 6 (Gaseous State) CBSE class 11 XI
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Gas state is defined by thermal energy overcoming intermolecular forces, with only 11 elements typically existing as gases. Ideal gases lack molecular attraction, follow general laws, are compressible, and distribute pressure evenly in all directions, with lower density than solids and liquids, taking the container's shape and volume without chemical reactions, requiring mass, volume, pressure, and temperature measurements in moles, liters, Celsius, Fahrenheit, Kelvin, Pascal, or ATM units for study.
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- Gas state is defined by thermal energy overpowering intermolecular forces, with only 11 elements typically existing as gases.
- Ideal gases exhibit minimal intermolecular attraction, follow universal laws, are easily compressed, and uniformly distribute pressure in all directions.
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Recent questions
What defines a gas state?
A gas state is characterized by thermal energy surpassing intermolecular forces, with only 11 elements existing as gases under normal conditions.
How do ideal gases behave?
Ideal gases exhibit negligible force of attraction between molecules, follow general laws, are highly compressible, and exert pressure equally in all directions.
What distinguishes gases from solids and liquids?
Gases have lower density than solids and liquids, taking the volume and shape of their container, mixing evenly without chemical reactions.
What measurements are essential in studying gases?
Measurements of mass, volume, pressure, and temperature are crucial in studying gases, with mass in moles, volume in liters, temperature in Celsius, Fahrenheit, or Kelvin, and pressure measured in Pascal or atmospheric pressure units like ATM.
How do gases differ from solids and liquids in terms of shape?
Gases take the volume and shape of their container, unlike solids and liquids which have a fixed shape and volume respectively.
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"Gas State Characteristics and Measurement Essentials"
- Gas state is characterized by thermal energy exceeding intermolecular forces, with only 11 elements existing as gases under normal conditions.
- Ideal gases have negligible force of attraction between molecules, governed by general laws, and are highly compressible, exerting pressure equally in all directions.
- Gases have lower density than solids and liquids, taking the volume and shape of their container, mixing evenly without chemical reactions.
- Measurements of mass, volume, pressure, and temperature are crucial in studying gases, with mass in moles, volume in liters, temperature in Celsius, Fahrenheit, or Kelvin, and pressure measured in Pascal or atmospheric pressure units like ATM.
