1 & 2_Variables | Particle Theory of Matter Flashcards
Independent Variable
Factor that is manipulated/selected by the experimenter.
-Input-
Dependent Variable
Factor that is observed to determine the effect of the independent variable.
-Output-
Control Variable
Other factors that stay the same throughout the experiment.
Extraneous Variable
Factors that are not planned but could have effected the experiment.
e.g. measurement error, research error, weather
“Does heating cup of water allow it to dissolve more sugar?” - what is the independent variable?
(a) amount of sugar that is dissolved
(b) temperature of the water
(b) temperature of the water
States of the Particle Theory of Matter.
1. _____ is made up of _____ _____.
2. all particles in _____ are _____ regardless of _____.
3. the spaces between particles are large compared to the size of the particles themselves.
_____>_____>_____
4. particles are in _____ _____ motion.
5. particles of a substance move _____ as its _____ increases. more _____ = faster movement
6. particles _____ _____. The greater the distance between particles, the _____ the force.
- all matter is made up of tiny particles.
- all particles in a substance are identical regardless of its state
- the spaces between particles are large compared to the size of the particles themselves.
solid (least space in between) > liquid (medium amount of space in between) > gas (most space in between) - particles are in constant random motion.
- particles of a substance move faster as its temperature increases. more energy = faster movement
- particles attract each other. The greater the distance between particles, the weaker the force.
solid to liquid:
melting
gas to solid:
deposition
liquid to gas:
vaporization
condensation:
gas to liquid
freezing:
liquid to solid
sublimation:
solid to gas
freezing point:
0 degrees celsius
boiling point:
100 degrees celsius