Chapter 1 - kinetic particle theory Flashcards
shape of solid liquid and gas
volume of solid liquid and gas
compressibility of solid liquid and gas
define the kinetic particle theory
why doe a solid have a fixed shape
why doe solid have a fixed volume
why does liquid not have a fixed shape
why does liquid have a fixed volume
why does gas not have a fixed shape
why does gas not have a fixed volume
arrangement of particle in solid
arrangement of particle in liquid
arrangement of particle in gas
attractive forced between the particles in solid
attractive forced between the particles in liquid
attractive forced between the particles in gas
kinetic energy of particles in solid
kinetic energy of particles in liquid
kinetic energy of particles in gas
motion of particle in solid
motion of particle in liquid
motion of particle in gas
define melting
what happens to the particles of the solid that is heated until it melts
how does a heating graph during melting look like
explain melting in a heating curve
define freezing
what happens to the particles of a liquid that is cooled until it freezes
how does a cooling graph look for freezing
exaplain freezing in a cooling curve
define boiling
what happens to the particles of a liquid that is heated until it boils
how does boiling look like in a heating curve
explain boiling in a heating curve
three difference between boiling and evaporation
define evaporation
why does evaporation occur
why do liquids evaporate fast and what are these liquids called
define condensation
what happens to the particles of a gas when the gas condenses
