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Froggy Jumps AVOGADRO'S LAWVersión en línea Read each question carefully and choose the letter of the correct answer from the given choices (A–C). por Carla Mae 1 What is Avogadro’s Law? a Pressure is proportional to temperature b Equal volumes of gases contain equal numbers of molecules (same T and P) c Volume is inversely proportional to pressure 2 According to Avogadro’s Law, volume is directly proportional to: a Pressure b Number of moles c Mass 3 Avogadro’s Law is valid when which conditions are constant? a Temperature and pressure b Pressure and moles c Volume and temperature 4 A gas has a volume of 2.0 L with 1.0 mol. What is its volume if the amount becomes 2.0 mol? a 2.0 L b 3.0 L c 4.0 L 5 If 3.0 mol occupies 6.0 L, what volume will 4.5 mol occupy? a 7.5 L b 9.0 L c 10.5 L 6 A gas occupies 5.0 L with 2.5 mol. How many moles are present if volume increases to 10.0 L? a 2.5 mol b 5.0 mol c 7.5 mol 7 If the number of moles of a gas doubles, what happens to its volume (same T and P)? a Stays the same b Doubles c Decreases 8 Why does a larger balloon contain more gas particles than a smaller balloon? a It has more volume b It is thicker c It is heavier 9 Which situation best demonstrates Avogadro’s Law? a Heating water b Pumping air into a balloon c Melting ice 10 When inflating a tire, what increases as more air is added? a Temperature only b Number of gas moles c Color of air

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AVOGADRO'S LAWVersión en línea

Read each question carefully and choose the letter of the correct answer from the given choices (A–C).

por Carla Mae

What is Avogadro’s Law?

Pressure is proportional to temperature

Equal volumes of gases contain equal numbers of molecules (same T and P)

Volume is inversely proportional to pressure

According to Avogadro’s Law, volume is directly proportional to:

Pressure

Number of moles

Mass

Avogadro’s Law is valid when which conditions are constant?

Temperature and pressure

Pressure and moles

Volume and temperature

A gas has a volume of 2.0 L with 1.0 mol. What is its volume if the amount becomes 2.0 mol?

2.0 L

3.0 L

4.0 L

If 3.0 mol occupies 6.0 L, what volume will 4.5 mol occupy?

7.5 L

9.0 L

10.5 L

A gas occupies 5.0 L with 2.5 mol. How many moles are present if volume increases to 10.0 L?

2.5 mol

5.0 mol

7.5 mol

If the number of moles of a gas doubles, what happens to its volume (same T and P)?

Stays the same

Doubles

Decreases

Why does a larger balloon contain more gas particles than a smaller balloon?

It has more volume

It is thicker

It is heavier

Which situation best demonstrates Avogadro’s Law?

Heating water

Pumping air into a balloon

Melting ice

When inflating a tire, what increases as more air is added?

Temperature only

Number of gas moles

Color of air

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AVOGADRO'S LAWVersión en línea

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What is Avogadro’s Law?

According to Avogadro’s Law, volume is directly proportional to:

Avogadro’s Law is valid when which conditions are constant?

A gas has a volume of 2.0 L with 1.0 mol. What is its volume if the amount becomes 2.0 mol?

If 3.0 mol occupies 6.0 L, what volume will 4.5 mol occupy?

A gas occupies 5.0 L with 2.5 mol. How many moles are present if volume increases to 10.0 L?

If the number of moles of a gas doubles, what happens to its volume (same T and P)?

Why does a larger balloon contain more gas particles than a smaller balloon?

Which situation best demonstrates Avogadro’s Law?

When inflating a tire, what increases as more air is added?

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