1.1.3 - Kinetic Energy and Temperature Flashcards

1
Q

Why does temperature remain constant when a substance is changing state?

A

the energy added is being used to break the inter-particle forces rather than to raise the kinetic energy

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2
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Why does the boiling point require more energy than the melting point?

A

because all the inter-particle forces must now be broken

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3
Q

Which processes are endothermic?

A

melting, boiling, sublimation

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4
Q

Which processes are exothermic?

A

freezing, condensation, deposition

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5
Q

What temperature is absolute zero?

A

-273 degrees C

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6
Q

Why is absolute zero important?

A

it is the lowest possible temperature at which all movement would stop

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7
Q

How do you convert kelvin to celsius?

A

subtract 273.15

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8
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How do you convert celsius to kelvin?

A

add 273.15

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