Q: this is the only family on the periodic table consisting entirely of gases
A: noble gases

Q: hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen and chlorine are this type of gas
A: diatiomic

Q: -273 degees Celsius
A: absolute zero

Q: this gas follows the gas laws exactly
A: ideal

Q: his law relates pressure and volume of a gas
A: Boyle

Q: this law related molecular velocity and mass
A: Graham's Law

Q: a word which describes the property of colmun VII (18) on the periodic table
A: inert

Q: his law relates temperature and pressure of a gas
A: Gay Lussac

Q: pressure
A: force divided by area

Q: his hypothesis tells us that equal volumes of gases at the same temperature and pressure contain equal moles
A: Avogadro

Q: the gas which contains the faster molecules at room temperature
A: hydrogen

Q: the major component of the air
A: nitrogen

Q: kelvin
A: the temperature scale use with the gas laws

Q: a halogen which is a gas at STP
A: chlorine or fluorine

Q: the motion of gas molecules
A: random

Q: all gases are of this type
A: real

Q: stp
A: standard temperature and pressure

Q: a measure of the average kinetic energy of a system
A: temperature

Q: the energy related to the spinning of molecules as they move through space
A: rotational

Q: motion from place to place
A: translational

Q: barometer
A: it measures pressure

Q: Boyle's Law is this type of relationship
A: inverse

Q: this law relates temperature and volume of a gas
A: Charles

Q: the lowest energy state phase of matter
A: solid

Q: atmosphere
A: a pressure measurement unit