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1
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solid to liquid

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melting

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liquid to solid

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freezing

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liquid to gas

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evaporating

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gas to liquid

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condensing

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solid to gas

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subliming

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solids

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  • strong attractive forces between particles.
  • form a regular lattice arrangement
  • definite shape and volume
  • vibrate (the hotter it becomes, the more it vibrates)
  • don’t move from positions
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Liquids

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  • weak attractive force between particles
  • randomly arranged but stick together
  • slide through each other
  • definite volume but no definite shape
  • constant movement but random motion. The Hotter the liquid, the faster
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Gases

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  • Attractive force weak, free to move far apart
  • particles move in straight lines.
  • no volume, no shape.
  • the hotter the gas, the faster the particles will move.
  • constant random motion.
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9
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three states of matter

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Solids liquids gases- all matter exists as one of these

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10
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particle theory

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How the particles are arranged and how they move in each of the states of matter.

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solids- distance

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packed together closely

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solids- energy

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a little amount of energy.

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solids movement

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due to the small amount of energy, the particles can only vibrate around a fixed position.

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liquid- distance

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packed closely together

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liquid- energy

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enough energy to move randomly in any direction within the liquid.

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liquid- movement

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slide through each other, random movement, any direction

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17
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gas- distance

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far apart

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18
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gas - energy

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have enough energy to move quickly in any direction within the container.

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19
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gas- movement

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quickly any direction.

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20
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A change of state happens when

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when energy is taken away or added to the state of matter.

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21
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sublimation

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when a solid instantly becomes a gaseous state without going through the liquid state when heated. This only happens to a few substances.

22
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the melting point of ice/water

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0C also freezing point

23
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The boiling point of water

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100C water boils into steam, the steam condenses into water

24
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kinetic energy

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the energy that a particle has due to its motion

25
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melting

A

when solid changes into liquid

26
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boiling

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when liquid changes into a gas

27
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freezing

A

a liquid changes to solid

28
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condensing

A

gas changing to liquid

29
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evaporating

A

liquid changing to gas

30
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physical changes are reversible

A

true

31
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diffusion

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Movement of particles from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration.

32
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Diffusion is fastest in a…

A

gaseous state

33
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Speed of Air particles at room temperature

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400-500 m/s

34
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The motion of particles in a gas or liquid

A

Brownian motion

35
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factors that affect the rate of diffusion

A

Temperature
Surface area
Mass of Substance

36
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.

A

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37
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What factors affect gas pressure

A

temperature, volume, number of particles

38
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Particle

A

a small portion of matter

39
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Mixture

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A combination of two or more substances that are not chemically combined

40
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what does it mean when the melting point appears as a

flat line on the graph?

A

the substance is pure

41
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what does it mean when the melting point appears as something other than a flat line on a graph?

A

the substance is a mixture

42
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diffusion is in gases liquids and solids

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fast in gases, slow in liquids, and doesn’t happen in solids.

43
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why does diffusion happen faster when exposed to higher temperatures?

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because particles move faster when hotter and so the spreading of them will be faster.

44
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what is diffusion slower with?

A

it is slower with larger, heavier ones.

45
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what causes gas pressure

A

Gas particles move around, colliding with the walls of a container they are in.

46
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why does gas pressure increase when exposed to higher temps?

A

because particles move faster and therefore

collide more frequently with the container.

47
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why is there more pressure when there are more particles?

A

because there are more particles colliding

with the walls of the container.

48
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why does pressure decrease as the size of container

increases?

A

because particles have more space to
move around, so they don’t collide with the walls of
the container as often.

49
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For a substance to be a solid, the temperature of the surroundings must be

A

lower than melting point

50
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For a substance to be a liquid, the temperature of the surroundings must be

A

higher than melting point but lower than boiling point

51
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For a substance to be a gas, the temperature of the surroundings must be

A

higher than boiling point

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