GENERAL PHYSICS I (MODULE NO.

6)
ACTIVITY B

B. TRUE OR FALSE: Write TRUE for correct statements and FALSE for incorrect answer. 
FALSE 1. Friction increases the kinetic energy of a body. 
FALSE 2. Gravity is an example of non conservative force. 
FALSE 3. Friction is a conservative force. 
FALSE 4.Potential energy is an example of non conservative force. 
FALSE 5. A conservative force exists when the work done by that force on an object
is dependent of the object's path 

GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (MODULE NO.6)

13. A particular gas has a density of 1.75 kg/m 3 at a gauge pressure of 145 kPa. What is the density at
a gauge pressure of 234 kPa?

a. 2.82 kg/m3

b. 3.51 kg/m3

c. 0.992 kg/m3

d. 1.58 kg/m3

14. 4.20 m3 of a particular gas is stored at 6.25°C at 125 kPa (absolute). What is the pressure if the
volume is changed to 5.25 m3 at 35.7°C?

a. 561 kPa

b. 571 kPa

c. 17.5 kPa

d. 23.0 kPa

15. 983 L of a gas at 3.81 kPa is heated from 21.0°C to 55.0°C, increasing the pressure to 5.69 kPa.
What is the resulting volume of the gas?

a. 251 L

b. 1580 L
c. 1720 L

d. 435 L

E. SYNTHESIS(Generalization)/

State the following Gas Laws;

1. Boyle’s Law

It describes the indirect relationship between pressure (P) and volume (V). As pressure increase, volume
decreases. As volume decrease, pressure increases. It can be shown as: P1V1 = P2V2

2. Charle’s Law

It describes the direct relationship between volume (V) and temperature (T). As volume increases,
temperature also increases and vice versa. As temperature decrease, volume also decreases and vice
V1 V2
versa. It can be shown as: =
T 1 T2

3. Gay Lussac’s Law

It describes the direct relationship between pressure (P) and temperature(T). As pressure increase,
temperature also increases and vice versa. As pressure decrease, temperature also decreases and vice
P 1 P2
versa. It can be shown as: =
T1 T 2

CLOSURE(Wrapping-up)/

Given the following pictures Explain the applications of Gas Laws

Tyres – In hot days, the air inside tyres expands with temperature.
Syringe – the volume of a fixed amount of gas is increased by drawing the
Floats – The temperature of the air inside swim floats increases, and they
handle back, thereby lessening the pressure.
get overinflated.
Lungs – Air will continue leaving the lungs until the lung pressure
Lungs – when you inhale,
equilibrates your
with themuscle in the lungs expanded. Then
room pressure.
pressureinside the lungs decreases.
Ping-Pong ball – When you put the dented ping pong ball in warm water,
the
CARtemperature
TIRES IN WINTER/ of the SUMMER?
gas increases because the water on the outside is
Scuba diver – the water pressure inside. freezingdiver
aroundscuba increases, causing air
-heating
Car tirestheget
gas (or air) during
deflated winter days while get inflated in
in its scubaBread
equipment
– When andbread and cakes are baked,volume.
body to occupy a smaller this conversion is accelerated.
hot summer days.
The gas liberating expands
HEATING UP A BOTTLE OF SODA? because of high temperatures in the oven.
Underwater fish
Helium – fish
balloonregulate
- the
helium gas in
balloonstheir swim
experience bladders and
expansion
- As the bottle of soda is heated , temperature increase so does adjust
and contraction
the
with change in surrounding temperature.
pressure leading a can of soda in the inside will increase. Therefore, it
Hot airto
results balloon - of bottle of soda.
explosion
WHY DO AEROSOL CANS HAVE FLAMMABLE SIGN?
- aerosol cans present a hazard because of the compressed gas used as a
propellant. If punctured, the contents may be released so forcefully that
injuries can result.
REFLECTION(Integration):

Then the LORD God formed a man from the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the
breath of life, and the man became a living being.(Genesis 2:7)

How will you relate the bible verse in Gas Law?

The Bible verse means that is the moment when all human life begins. Human life is diverse. We have a
lot of variety in our life which includes plants, animals, environment, and humans but even though we
are different from each other, we still have a connection to each other. This can relate to the Gas Law
where in despite the differences of chemical properties, the gases behaviours still interacts and have a
connection with each other.

How will you take care the life God has given you?

We will take care of life God has given us by appreciating and being responsible to everything around us
that is created by him because without God, our life is meaningless. Without God, life will not exist. His
beautiful creations such as atoms, matter, and cells. We should take care of it because these are the one
who complete our life.