3.1 States of matter Flashcards

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What are the 3 states of matter?

A

Solid, Liquid and gases

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2
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What are the characteristics of a solid?

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fixed shape and volume and cannot be compressed

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3
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What are the characteristics of a liquid?

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Fixed volume but can flow and change their shape cannot be compressed

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4
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What are the characteristics of a gas?

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Have no fixed shape or volume can easily be compressed

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5
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What theory is used to explain the properties of liquids gases and solids?

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Particle theory

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6
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What is the theory based on?

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All matter is made of tiny particles

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7
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What does the theory describe?

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  • movement of particles

- average distance between particles

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8
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What speed do gas particles move at and in which direction?

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They move at high speeds in all directions

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9
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How does a solid turn into a liquid?

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Solid turns into a liquid at its melting point at the same temperature liquid freezes/solidifies back into a solid

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10
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Does temperature affect the speed a gas is moving and how?

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Yes the hotter the gas the faster it moves around

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11
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How do you increase the pressure of the gas?

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Make the collisions more frequent and energetic

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12
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What is the pressure of a gas caused by?

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Particles colliding with the sides of the container

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13
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In melting and boiling where is energy transferred from and to?

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From surroundings to substance

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14
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In freezing and condensing where is energy transferred to and from?

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from substance to surroundings

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15
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What happens when you heat a solid beyond its melting point and why?

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Temperature stops rising at melting point till all of the solid is melted.

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16
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What are limitations of the particle model?

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atoms ,molecules, and ions that make up all substances are not solid spheres with no forces between them.