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Has anyone ever encountered Graham's Law or the Van der waals equation in relation to gas laws on the DAT?
I'm assuming we will not be tested over such complex equations. I can see Graham's law possibly occurring but definitely not the van der waals equation.
If anything I see concepts being tested on such as effusion for Graham's law and real gases vs ideal gases for van der waals.
Anyone have experience with encountering these laws on the DAT?
I'm also worried about the kinetic molecular theory of gases equation. It's easy to understand the concepts but this would be a difficult equation to spit back up and comprehend on the DAT.
Boyle's, Charles', Avogadro's and the combined gas law are simple and I think this is the extent of the problems we should encounter. Am I correct in that assumption?
I'm assuming we will not be tested over such complex equations. I can see Graham's law possibly occurring but definitely not the van der waals equation.
If anything I see concepts being tested on such as effusion for Graham's law and real gases vs ideal gases for van der waals.
Anyone have experience with encountering these laws on the DAT?
I'm also worried about the kinetic molecular theory of gases equation. It's easy to understand the concepts but this would be a difficult equation to spit back up and comprehend on the DAT.
Boyle's, Charles', Avogadro's and the combined gas law are simple and I think this is the extent of the problems we should encounter. Am I correct in that assumption?