Chapter 3 Flashcards

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all_____ is made up of atoms and molecules
Particles are always in motion
the particles are extremely small

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Matter

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state of matter in which atom and molecules are tightly packed together
-Definite shape and volume
-crystalline
-amorphous

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Solid

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3
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made of particles arranged in a regular repeating pattern

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Crystalline solids

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made of particles with no specific arrangement

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Amorphous solids

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state of matter in which atoms and molecules are close together but can slide past each other. More energy than solids.
-No definite shape
-definite volume
Viscosity

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Liquids

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of liquids is a property that is affected by the strength of the attraction between the molecules.
-It is the resistance of a liquid or gas to flow.
- High _______- substance flows slowly; low ________- substance flows faster.

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Viscosity

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State of matter i which atoms or molecules move freely and spread apart. More energy that solids and liquids
-no definite shape or volume
-Boyle’s Law
-Charles Law

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Gases

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8
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the relationship between volume and pressure for a fixed amount of gas. EX. Weather balloon-as air pressure decreases the volume of the balloon increases

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Boyle’s Gas Law

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the relationship between temperature and volume for a fixed amount of gas. EX. Heating a balloon will cause the volume of the balloon to expand.

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Charles’s Gas Law

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10
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can be determined by measuring the speed of molecules

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Temperature

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11
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is measured in three dimensions length x width x height

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Volume

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12
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the amount of force applies per unit of a surface. It increases when the amount of force per unit area increases.

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Pressure

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13
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the force the acts on the surface of a liquid that minimizes the area of the surface. Ex. Vinegar has lower _________ than vegetable oil

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Surface Tensions

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14
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the physical forms of matter that include solids. liquids and gases. Ex. ice, water, steam

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States of matter

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15
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the change of a substance from one physical state to another. Ex. Liquid soup boils & turns to steam
Melting
Freezing
Evaporation
Condensation
Sublimation

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Changes of states

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16
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S-L

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Melting

17
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L-S

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Freezing

18
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L-G (1)

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Evaporation

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G-L

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Condensation

20
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S-G

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Sublimation

21
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Take note

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For a substance to change from a -
Solid to liquid to gas substances must gain energy

22
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L-G

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Boiling

23
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Take Note

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Atmospheric pressure affect the temperature at which water boils. When liquids turn to gas the particles move faster and have more energy and the particles break away from one another. The boiling point is the same for any amount of that substance. Ex. Water boils at 100 degrees c no matter if it is a gallon of water or a mL of water

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take note

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on a graph during the change of state the line would be a straight flat line.