Q: average atmospheric pressure is 101.3 of these
A: kilopascals

Q: the motion of molecules in the gas state
A: random

Q: this chemical family consists entirely of gases
A: noble gases

Q: absolute zero
A: the lowest possible temperature

Q: stp
A: standard temperature and pressure

Q: Avogadro's Hypothesis
A: "equal volumes of gas at the same temperature and pressure contain equal moles"

Q: the most common atmospheric gas
A: nitrogen

Q: the "rebounding" nature of atoms and molecules
A: elastic

Q: the relationship between temperature and volume for a gas
A: direct

Q: his law is an inverse relationship
A: Boyle

Q: psi
A: pounds per square inch

Q: his law relates molecular mass and molecular velocity at a given temperature
A: Graham

Q: the temperature scale used in conjunction with the gas laws
A: kelvin

Q: his equation describes real gas behavior
A: Van der Waals

Q: the "m" term in the kinetic energy equation
A: mass

Q: the value of "R"
A: constant

Q: the energy of motion
A: kinetic

Q: this unit is named after the inventor of the barometer
A: torrs

Q: barometer
A: it is used to measure pressure

Q: real gas
A: a gas which fails to conform to the gas laws exactly

Q: pressure
A: force divided by area

Q: a real gas that closely approximates ideal behavior
A: hydrogen

Q: this type of gas molecule follows the gas laws poorly
A: polar

Q: the relationship between pressure and volume of a confined gas
A: inverse

Q: the quantity of gas which occupies 22.4 liter at STP
A: one mole

Q: atmospheres
A: common units of pressure measurement

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

Q: a gas which follows the gas law perfectly
A: ideal

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