C7 | 물질의 특별한 성질 (Particular Nature of Matter) Flashcards
Brownian Motion, Particular Model of Solid/Liquid/Gas, Model of Changes in State.
What is the particular model of a solid?
Hint: Forces, Vibration, Volume, Density, Compressed?
- Held together by very strong forces of attraction
- Unable to move about freely
- Vibrate about in their fixed positions
- Packed very closely together
- A fixed, regular pattern
- Has a definite shape and volume
- Occupies the smallest volume
- Has a higher density than liquids
and gases - Cannot be compressed
What is the particular model of a liquid?
Hint: Forces, Inability/Ability, Vibration, Volume, Density, Compressed?
- Held together by strong forces of attraction
- Able to slide past one another
- Packed closely together
- No fixed, regular pattern
- Has no definite shape
- Has a fixed volume
- Occupies more volume than solids
- Has a lower density than solids
- Cannot be compressed
What is the particular model of a gas?
Hint: Forces, Inability/Ability, Vibration, Volume, Density, Compressed?
- Held together by weak forces of attraction
- Able to move about freely over long distances
- Far apart from one another
- No fixed, regular pattern
- Has no definite shape or volume
- Occupies the largest volume
- Has the lowest density
- Can be compressed
What occurs to matter during melting?
Hint: Energy, Vibrations
- When a solid is heated, the particles gain energy and vibrate more vigorously.
- When the particles gain enough energy, they overcome the strong forces of attraction between one another. The particles break free from one another and move randomly.
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What occurs to matter during freezing?
Hint: Energy, Movement
When a liquid is cooled,
the particles lose
energy and move much
slower.
What occurs to matter during boiling?
Hint: Energy, Vibrations
When a liquid is heated, the particles gain energy and vibrate more vigorously.
What happens during condensation?
Hint: Energy, Movement
When a gas is cooled, the
particles lose energy and
move much slower.
What is the Brownian Motion?
All particles of matter are constantly moving in a random manner and this is known as ‘Brownian motion’.