Lesson 4.8- Properties of Gases

• Science
• 10th Grade

Lesson 4.8 - Properties of Gases

Learning Intentions

We are learning the properties of matter and the difference between Pressure - Volume - Temperature

Why?  to better understand the Gas Laws.

Success Criteria

I am successful when I can

- describe the 6 properties of gases

- describe the difference between Pressure - Volume - Temperature

The measure of kinetic energy in the particles of a substance is known as

1. pressure
2. volume
3. expansion
4. temperature

Gas particles from areas of less particles to areas of more particles.

1. True
2. False

Gases spreading out to fill the volume of the container they occupy is known as

1. fluidity
2. compression
3. expansion
4. effusion

Gas particles ability to pass through tiny openings is known as

1. diffusion
2. fluidity
3. effusion
4. Low Density

Gas particles ability to be forced into smaller and smaller spaces is known as

1. fluidity
2. compression
3. effusion
4. diffusion

Gases are the thinnest possible form of matter.

1. True
2. False

The amount of space an object takes up is known as

1. Density
2. Matter
3. Mass
4. Volume

Gases mostly consist of empty space.

1. True
2. False

A continuous force exerted on an object

1. mass
2. volume
3. pressure
4. density

When gases are placed in a closed container,

1. the particles settle to the top
2. the particles spread out the collect along the container
3. the particles settle to the bottom
4. the particles spread out and bounce of the sides of the container