Exam Revision Flashcards
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kinetic theory - liquids
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- particles in liquids are much closer, however they can constantly change positions
- liquids can not be compressed due to a lack of space between particles
- attractive forces between liquids are fairly weak
- strong enough to keep the liquid particles together and so give the liquid a definite volume
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Kinetic Theory- volume will change if temp changes
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- as the temperature of the gas decreases, the average kinetic energy and the average velocities of the particles will decrease
- therefore, gas particles will collide with the wall less frequently
- this causes the gas pressure inside the container to decrease
- this works both ways, increase temp causes an increase in average kinetic energy of the gases therefore increasing gas pressure inside the container
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- kinetic theory - solid
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- movement of particles are much more restricted than in liquids
particles in a solid ate closer together in a liquid - attractive forces in a solid> than that of a liquid
- solids have a fixed shape and volune
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temperature
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- measure of the average kinetic energy of the particles in a substance
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- heat
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- thermal energy
- energy transferred between objects that are at different temperatures
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changes in state
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- PURE substances undergo changes of state at a definitive temperature
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- evaporation
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- all particles of a liquid possess a range f kinetic energies
- some may have more,
- if a particle bear the surface of the liquid has sufficient kinetic energy, it maybbe able to escape from thr attractive forces of its neighbouring particles + become a gass
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vapour pressure
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- liquid is placed in a container, and then sealed, amount of liquid will decrease
- many particles will jump to gaseous state, but then be condensed into liquid state
- evaporation and condensation occurs at the same time
- rate of evap. = rate of conden
- evaporated gases in a closed container causes a pressure
- this pressure is known has vapour pressure of a liquid
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boiling point
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- bubbles form of steam
- bubbles can only form when the vapour pressure of the water equals the atmospheric pressure exerted at the liquid’s surface
- ## any change in atmospheric pressure, causes a change in boiling point
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molecule
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- small group of atoms strongly bonded together
- eg water
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covalent bond model
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- atoms in a molecule share electrons
- held by electrost