(DONE) Lecture 17 Flashcards
What are the factors that determine physical state (3)?
- chemical identiy of matter
- temperature
- pressure
For solids, liquids, and gases compare their
- volume
- shape
- density
- compressibility
- thermal expansion
- volume: definite, definite, indefinite
- shape: definite, indefinite, indefinite
- density: high, middle, least
- compressibility: small, larger than solid, large
- thermal expansion: small, small, moderate
Explain the kinetic molecular theory (7)
- Matter is composed of small particles.
- The particles are in constant random motion
- The particles interact with each other
- have PE and KE
- The velocity and KE of the particles increase with temperature
- Energy is transferred by collisions among particles
- energy of a particle is continually changing
Explain the difference between potential energy and kinetic energy
- stored energy that matter possesses due to position, condition and/or composition; issa cohesive force
- energy matter possesses because of particle motion; issa disruptive force
In solids, liquids, and gasses, which dominates?: PE or KE?
- solid: PE
- liquid: PE only slightly
- gas: KE
Differentiate between an endothermic and exothermic process
Endothermic process: energy absorbed during a change of state/ chemical reaction
Exothermic process: energy is released during an exothermic process
What is a calorie?
Amount of energy to raise temperature of 1g of water by 1 degree
Differentiate between: specific heat and heat capacity
The heat required to raise the temperature of 1 gram of a substance (in a particular physical state) by 1 K (Kelvin) or 1 degree Celsius).
The amount of heat required to raise the temperature of a given amount of a substance (in a particular physical state) by one degree.
Draw and label (6) heat curve for heat added and heat lost
labels
- axis
- BPT
- MPT
- 5 stages and corresponding specific heat/ heat of ___
- all liquid
- all vapour
Differentiate between evaporation and vaporization
- an endothermic process where liquid → gas at temperatures BELOW the boiling point of the liquid
- happens at boiling point
Define vapour
Gaseous state of substance that exists at temp and pressure where substance is normally a liquid
Define vapour pressure
- the pressure of vapour in contact with its liquid or solid form
- a physical property that increases with increasing temperature
Define equilibrium
2 opposite processes taking place at equal rates (rate of liquid evaporation = rate of vapour condensing)
Define volatile
A substance that readily evaporates at room temperature and has a high vapour pressure is said to be volatile
Define boiling
When conversion from the liquid to the vapour state occurs within the body of the liquid through bubble formation