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Kinetic-Molecular Theory of Gases definitions

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  • Kinetic Molecular Theory

    A set of equations linking macroscopic variables of gases to the motion of gas molecules.
  • Macroscopic Variables

    Large-scale, easily measurable properties of gases like pressure, volume, and temperature.
  • Microscopic Variables

    Properties related to the motion, speeds, and energies of gas particles, difficult to measure directly.
  • Pressure

    A macroscopic variable representing the force exerted by gas molecules on container walls.
  • Volume

    A macroscopic variable indicating the space occupied by a gas.
  • Temperature

    A macroscopic variable reflecting the average kinetic energy of gas molecules.
  • Barometer

    An instrument used to measure atmospheric pressure.
  • Thermometer

    A device used to measure temperature.
  • Ideal Gases

    Hypothetical gases that perfectly follow the gas laws without interactions between molecules.
  • Speeds

    The rates at which gas particles move, related to their kinetic energy.
  • Energies

    The kinetic energy associated with the motion of gas particles.