Chem Chapter 10 Test Flashcards

1
Q

What observation can best be used to support that higher energy is related to faster molecular motion

A

Temperature

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2
Q

When melting and solidification occur at the same rate, the system is in a state of:

A

Equilibrium

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3
Q

Process by which particles exacted from the surface of a non-boiling liquid and enter the gas phase

A

Evaporation

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4
Q

Process by which a gas changes to a liquid

A

Condensation

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5
Q

Type of solid in which particles are arranged randomly

A

Amorphous Solid

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6
Q

Dynamic condition in which two opposing changes occur at equal rates in a closed system

A

Equilibrium

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7
Q

Attraction of liquid particles to solid surface particles that allow the liquid particles to defy gravitational forces

A

Capillary Act

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8
Q

The temperature above which a substance cannot exist in its liquid state

A

Critical Point

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9
Q

Any part of a system that has uniform composition and properties

A

Phase

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10
Q

Crystal structure that typically has the lowest melting point of all crystal types

A

Covenant Molecule Crystal

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11
Q

Physical mixing of gas or liquid substances through Constant, random motion of particles

A

Diffusion

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12
Q

Curved surface of liquids as the result of capillary actio

A

Meniscus

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13
Q

Type of crystal which is hard, brittle, and non-conducting

A

Covenant network crystals

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14
Q

An imaginary gas that perfectly fits all the assumptions of the kinetic molecular theory

A

Ideal gas

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15
Q

Gases do not have a definite shape or a definite volume. They fill the container that holds them

A

Expansion

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16
Q

Gas particles glide daily past one another because the attractive forces between them are important

A

Fluidity

17
Q

Gas particles are very for apart, large volume and low density

A

Low density

18
Q

Gas particles can be forced closer to one another

A

Compressibility

19
Q

Gases move from higher concentration to lower

A

Diffusion

20
Q

Gas particles under pressure passing through a small opening

A

Effusion

21
Q

Particles in a constant emotion

A

Liquid

22
Q

Can flow and take shape of container

A

Fluid

23
Q

Liquid due to close arrangement of liquid particles

A

Relative high density

24
Q

Liquid particles are more earlier packed together and can transmit pressure equally in all directions

A

Relative incompressbity

25
Q

Liquids diffuse and mix with any other liquid in which it can dissolve due to random motion of particles

A

Ability to diffuse

26
Q

Force that tends to pull adjacent parts of liquids surface together, there by decreasing surface area to the smallest possible size

A

Surface tension of water

27
Q

Intermolecular

A

Cohesive force

28
Q

Intramolecular

A

Adhesive force

29
Q

Process by which a liquid changes into a gas

A

Vaporization

30
Q

Observation of water:

A
Colorless
Order less
Tasteless
Boiling pt 
Freezing pt
31
Q

Indicates the temp. and pressure at which a substance can exist in all 3 states

A

Triple point

32
Q

Freezing point at 1 atm

A

Normal freezing point

33
Q

Boiling at 1 atm

A

Normal boiling point

34
Q

An important idea in kinetic theory is that particles of matter

A

Are in constant motion