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GCSE Triple and Double Science > Chemistry EOY States of Matter Yr 9 > Flashcards

Chemistry EOY States of Matter Yr 9 Flashcards

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What is matter?

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Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space

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2
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Do solids have a fixed shape?

Do they have a fixed volume?

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Yes

Yes

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Do liquids have a fixed shape?

Do they have a fixed Volume?

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No

Yes

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Do gasses have a fixed shape?

Do they have a fixed volume?

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No

No

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5
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How close together are solid particles?

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Very close

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6
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How close together are liquid particles?

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Quite close

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How close together are gas particles?

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Far apart

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How are the particles in solids arranged?

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Ordered

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How are liquid particles arranged?

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Random

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10
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How are gas particles arranged?

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Random

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11
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How do solid particles move?

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Vibrate only

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12
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How do liquid particles move?

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Move more freely than solids

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How do gas particles move?

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Randomly

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Why do liquids and gasses take the shape of their container?

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Because they don’t have a fixed position

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Why do solids not take the shape of their container?

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Because they have a fixed position

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Why can gasses be squashed easily?

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Because has particles are so far apart

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Why can’t solids and liquids be squashed easily?

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Because solid and liquid particles are closer to each other than gas particles

18
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What is going from Solid-Gas called?

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Sublimation

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Solid-Liquid

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Melting

20
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Liquid-gas

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Boiling

21
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Does the temperature increase going form solids-liquids-gasses?

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Yes

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Gas-liquid

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Condensing

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Liquid-solid

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Freezing

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Gas-Solid

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Reverse Sublimation

25
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Does the temperature increase or decrease going from gas-liquid-solid?

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It decreases

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