Column A Column B 16. Gas pressure and gas temperature are directly proportional. A Boyle's law B combined gas law 17. Gas pressure and gas volume are inversely proportional. C Charles's law 18. Total pressure of a gas mixture is the sum of the pressures of each gas. D constant E Dalton's law 19. The greater the molar mass, the slower its particles move. F gas constant G Gay-Lussac's law 20. Gas volume and gas temperature are directly proportional. H Graham's law 21. The law that shows how gas pressure, volume, and temperature are related. 22. A fixed number in an equation. 23. The fixed value of R in the ideal gas law.

Column A Column B 16. Gas pressure and gas temperature are directly proportional. A Boyle's law B combined gas law 17. Gas pressure and gas volume are inversely proportional. C Charles's law 18. Total pressure of a gas mixture is the sum of the pressures of each gas. D constant E Dalton's law 19. The greater the molar mass, the slower its particles move. F gas constant G Gay-Lussac's law 20. Gas volume and gas temperature are directly proportional. H Graham's law 21. The law that shows how gas pressure, volume, and temperature are related. 22. A fixed number in an equation. 23. The fixed value of R in the ideal gas law.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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