2 kimeric particle theory Flashcards

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sublimation

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the change of substances from a solid to a gas directly

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2
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vapour disposition

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the opposite of sublimation
particles in gas are cooled until they slow down and arrange themselves directly into the solid state

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example of vapour disposition

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when iodine vapour comes okto contact with a cold glass surface, iodine crystals are formed

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4
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diffusion

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the net movement of articles form a region or higher concentration to a region of lower concentration

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movement of particles in gases

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sir consists of tiny particles of different types of gases which ,over about freely and quickly

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conditions affecting rate of diffusion

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temperature and particle mass

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effect of temperature on diffusion

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rate on diffusion increases as temperature increases.
more thermal energy is converted to kinetic energy of the particles

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effect of particle mass

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as the particle mass increases, the rate of diffusion will decrease.
particles with higher mass require more kinetic energy to move at the same speed

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9
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particle movement in tea

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1.when tea bag is placed in water, particles or req diffuse out of bag into water
2.particles of tea move away from the bag and towards regions liquid that have lower concentration of tea
3.eventually, concentration of tea becomes same throughout the cup

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10
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particle movement in perfume

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1.liquid perfume is sprayed out of the bottle, the more volatile substances vaporise almost immediately. the other substances fall as liquids onto the surface of the skin
2. perfume vapour diffuses away from the bottle. through the air and eventually into our noses. at higher temperatures, the vapour s diffuse faster and we can detect the fragrance more quickly.

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