3.A Gas Phase
If the intensive (independent of system size) macroscopic property of a system is constant, that system is said to be homogeneous.
Any part of a system that is homogeneous is called a phase.
Phases are uniform throughout with respect to chemical composition and physical state.
For example, water, ice and steam are different phases:

3.A.1 Absolute temperature, K
3.A.2 Pressure, simple mercury barometer
3.A.3 Molar volume at 0°C and 1 atm = 22.4 L/mol
3.A.4 Ideal gas
More info: http://intro.chem.okstate.edu/1314F00/Laboratory/GLP.htm
3.A.4.a definition
3.A.4.b ideal gas law (PV = nRT)
3.A.4.b.i Boyle’s law
3.A.4.b.ii Charles’s law
3.A.4.b.iii Avogadro’s law
3.A.4. Kinetic theory of gases
3.A.5 Deviation of real-gas behavior from ideal gas law
3.A.5.a qualitative
3.A.5.b quantitative (van der Waals equation)
3.A.6 Partial pressure, mole fraction
3.A.7 Dalton’s law relating partial pressure to composition
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