States of Matter: Gases and Liquids
30 lessons, pages 1686–1715.
- Gas Variables and Measured State — Pressure, volume, temperature and amount as a gas-state description
- Pressure from Particle Collisions — Force per area and the molecular picture of gas pressure
- Temperature Scales for Gas Problems — Kelvin conversion and absolute temperature in gas laws
- Boyle's Law at Fixed Temperature — Inverse pressure-volume relation for a fixed gas amount
- Charles's Law at Fixed Pressure — Volume proportional to absolute temperature
- Pressure-Temperature Gas Law — Pressure proportional to Kelvin temperature at fixed volume
- Avogadro's Law for Gas Volume — Volume proportional to amount at fixed pressure and temperature
- Combined Gas Law — Changing pressure, volume and temperature with fixed amount
- Ideal Gas Equation — Using PV = nRT with consistent units
- Selecting and Converting Gas Constants — Matching R units to pressure and volume data
- Gas Density and Molar Mass — Deriving density and molar mass from the ideal gas law
- Gas Volumes in Chemical Reactions — Connecting stoichiometric moles to measured gas volumes
- Dalton's Law of Partial Pressures — Adding ideal-gas component pressures in mixtures
- Mole Fraction and Partial Pressure — Using composition to find each ideal-gas pressure
- Gas Collected over Water — Subtracting water-vapour pressure from total pressure
- Kinetic Molecular Theory — Assumptions connecting ideal-gas behavior to particles
- Molecular Speed and Temperature — Average kinetic energy and rms speed trends
- Distribution of Molecular Speeds — Reading Maxwell-Boltzmann curves qualitatively
- Diffusion and Effusion — Gas spreading and passage through a small opening
- Graham's Law of Effusion — Square-root molar-mass comparison under matching conditions
- Limits of the Ideal Gas Model — Finite particle size and intermolecular attractions
- Compressibility Factor — Interpreting Z = PV/nRT for real gases
- Van der Waals Corrections — Qualitative pressure and volume corrections for real gases
- Liquefaction and Critical Temperature — Cooling, compression and the critical-state boundary
- Intermolecular Forces in Liquids — Attractions and liquid cohesion compared with gases
- Vapour Pressure of a Pure Liquid — Dynamic equilibrium above a liquid in a closed container
- Boiling and External Pressure — Boiling when vapour pressure equals surrounding pressure
- Surface Tension and Viscosity — Distinct liquid properties linked to molecular interactions
- Gas-Law Data Interpretation — Checking plots, units, assumptions and physical plausibility
- States of Matter: Integrated Review — Linking gas laws, kinetic theory, real gases and liquids