1.1 - Kinetic Molecular Theory Flashcards

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1
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What does the kinetic molecular theory explain?

A

The difference in physical properties of the three states

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2
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What are the states of matter?

A
  1. solid
  2. liquid
  3. gas
  4. plasma
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3
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What are the states of matter characterized by?

A

Different energies of the particles

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4
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Properties of solid matter?

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  • Particles are closely packed
  • Inter-particles force = strong
  • Particles vibrate in position
  • Fixed shape and volume
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Properties of liquid matter?

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  • Particles more spaced
  • Inter-particle forces = weaker
  • Particles can slide over each other
  • No fixed shape
  • Fixed volume
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Properties of gas matter?

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  • Particles are fully spread out
  • Inter-particle forces = negligible
  • Particles move freely
  • No fixed shape or volume
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What is the inter-particle force?

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Force that exists between the particles relative to this average kinetic energy

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What does the inter-particle force determine?

A

The state of matter at a given temp and pressure

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9
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How does the inter-particle forces determine state of matter?

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If the inter-particle forces are suffiently strong to keep particles in position at a given temp and pressure = solid, if not = liquid or gas

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10
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What are fluids referred to?

A

Gasses and liquids

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11
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What is diffusion?

A

Process by which particles of a substance spread out evenly

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12
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How does diffusion occur?

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As a result of their random movements

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13
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What is a solute?

A

Less abundant component

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14
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What Is a solvent?

A

More abundant component

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15
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When does a solid change into a liquid?

A

At melting point

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16
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When does a liquid change into a gas?

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At boiling point

17
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What is sublimation?

A

Direct inter-conversion of a solid to a gas w/out becoming a liquid

18
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What is deposition?

A

Direct inter-conversion of a gas to a solid w/out becoming a liquid

19
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What are the two processes which a liquid can turn into a gas by?

A

Evaporation and boiling

20
Q

When does boiling occur?

A

Occurs at a fixed temp for a given pressure
- When bubbles of gas form throughout the liquid

21
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When does evaporation happen?

A

Occurs only at surface and takes place over a range of temps below the boiling point