Part A) A 1.37 mol sample of
Xe gas is confined in a 32.7
liter container at 18.1 °C.
If the temperature of the gas sample is raised to
41.5 °C holding the volume constant, the
average kinetic energy will
remain the same
decrease
not enough information to answer the question
increase
Part B) A 1.24 mol sample of
O2 gas is confined in a
29.2 liter container at 13.5
°C.
If the temperature of the gas sample is lowered to
-8.40 °C holding the volume constant, the
force per molecule-wall collision will
increase
not enough information to answer the question
remain the same
decrease
Part C) A 0.913 mol sample of
CO2 gas is confined in a
21.8 liter container at 18.6
°C.
If the temperature of the gas sample is decreased
to 1.00 °C, holding the volume constant, the
pressure will decrease because:
Choose all that apply.
With lower average speeds, on average the molecules hit the walls of the container with less force.
With higher average speeds, the molecules hit the walls of the container more often.
At lower temperatures molecules have lower average speeds.
As the number of molecule-wall collisions increases, the force per collision decreases.
None of the Above
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