Compatible with Mac based Word

I am wanting to download the Pages app for my iPad but I would like to know if my Pages documents would be compatible with my Microsoft Word for Mac that I have on my iMac?
If I complete a document in Pages on my iPad, then email it to my Gmail account, will I be able to open it with the Microsoft Word? Or is there something else I need?
I am planning on taking my iPad to school with me in January and need to know how I can manage my essays and papers etc...

I am wanting to download the Pages app for my iPad
The best place to search/ask about what iPad Pages can do is in the forum devoted to that app. This forum is for the OS X version of Pages and they are not entirely the same.
http://discussions.apple.com/forum.jspa?forumID=1370
Also it has a special FAQ here:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4065

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