FBQ1: Modern approach to chemistry deals with equilibrium properties, ability to change and ______
Answer: Structure

FBQ2: Physical Chemistry is concern with two major aspects, namely ability to change and  ­­­­­­­­­­_____
Answer: Equilibrium properties

FBQ3: International system of unit or systeme internatwnale can be written as an acronym _______________
Answer: SI unit

FBQ4: Temperature, length, time and mass are examples of ________
Answer: basic quantities

FBQ5: Meter, kelvin, second and kilogram are  examples of _______
Answer: Basic units

FBQ6: A skilful process of identifying. substituting and using correct apparatusappropriately in the laboratory is called _____
Answer: Instrumentation 

FBQ7: Apparatus that arc basically used for determining the melting points of substances are called ____________
Answer: melting point tubes

FBQ8: The Beckman thermometer IS used in the Beckman·s apparatus for dctem1inmg____ of a substance
Answer: Freezing point 

FBQ9: _____ is an instrument that can be used to measure the strength of an acid or a base
Answer: pH meter

FBQ10: A homogenous materials that contain only one substance is called a ___________
Answer: pure substance

FBQ11: Constituents in a solution can be separated by applying the principle of ___________
Answer: Equilibrium

Fill in the Blank (FBQs) 11: The process of separating a pure substance from a solution is called _______
Answer: crystallization 

FBQ13: In a gas. the molecules on the average are separatedby large ______ distances
Answer: Intermolecular

FBQ14: -______is a state of matter that does not have a definite shape nor volume
Answer: Gas

FBQ15: At constant temperature, the gas law that is most suitable is called _____ law
Answer: Boyle’s

FBQ16: At constant pressure, properties of gases that undergo changes are _______
Answer: volume and temperature

FBQ17: A gas that obeys all the gas laws is called an ______
Answer: ideal gas

FBQ18: At high temperature and low pressure, gases tend to undergo phenomena that is called  ___________
Answer: Expansion

FBQ19: At low temperature and high pressure, gases  tend to __________
Answer: Contract

FBQ20: The temperature, above which a substances can exist only in gaseous state is called _________
Answer: Critical temperature

FBQ21: The mathematical equation for Boyle’s law can be written as ___________
Answer: PV = constant

FBQ22: The mathematical equation for Charles law can be written as ________
Answer: V/T = constant

FBQ23: A plot showing the variation of volume with temperature at constant pressure is called _
Answer: An isobar

FBQ24: An expression for the combined gas law can be expressed as ________
Answer: PV/T = constant

FBQ25: The equation of ideal gas can be expressed as ______
Answer: PV = nRT

FBQ26: Numerical value of the universal gas constant is ____ J/K/mol
Answer: 8.314

FBQ27: The volume occupied by 1 mole of oxygen gas at s.t.p. is ________ dm3 
Answer: 22.4

FBQ28: The individual pressure of a gas in a mixture of gases is called ______
Answer: Partial pressure

FBQ29: The gas law that consider the total pressure of a gas as a function of the pressures exerted by the individual gases that make up the mixture is __________
Answer: Dalton law of partial pressure

FBQ30: For 1 mole of an ideal gas, a plot of PV against T will give a straight line whose slope is equal to __________
Answer: 8.314 

FBQ31: The rate at which gases diffuse is inversely proportional to the Square root of their ____________
Answer: Densities

FBQ32: The gas law that explain the effusion of gas is ____________
Answer: Graham law

FBQ33: Gas molecules confined to a container are in a state of ____________ motion
Answer: Constant

FBQ34: At relatively low pressure, there are no ___________ forces between gas molecules
Answer: Intermolecular

FBQ35: _________ of a gas is proportional to the mean kinetic energy of the molecules in a gas
Answer: Absolute temperature