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1
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equation for density

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density= mass / volume

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unit of density

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g/cm3 or kg/m3

1g/cm3 = 1000kg/m3

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3
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what does the average density of an object determine

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whether it floats or sinks

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if a solid object floats on a liquid what does it mean

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means object has lower density than liquid

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what does an object sinking mean

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object has a higher density than its surroundings

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6
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equation for pressure

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pressure = Force/ Area

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unit of pressure

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pascals (Pa) / kilopascals (kPa)

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8
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what can 1 Pa be defined as

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1 N/m2

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how does pressure act in gasses and liquids at rest

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pressure at any point acts equally in all directions

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10
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in gases + liquids as the depth increases what happens to the pressure

give examples of places of high pressure and place of low

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depth increases = pressure increases

eg. pressure is higher at the bottom of the sea then at surface & lower high up in the atmosphere

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what is pressure difference

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the difference in pressure between 2 points in liquid or a gas

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equation for pressure difference

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pressure difference= height (depth) x density ( of liquid) x gravitational field strength

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what is the unit for pressure difference

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Pascals (Pa)

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14
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describe particles in a gas

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almost no forces of attraction
lots of energy
free to move around
travel in random direction at high speeds

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describe particles in a liquid

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weak forces
close together but can move past each other
irregular arrangements
move in random directions at low speeds

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describe particles in a solid

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strong forces
close together
fixed regular arrangement
not much energy= only vibrate around fixed positions

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17
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what does heat energy do to particles

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particles vibrate faster

forces overcome and particles start to move around

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18
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what is the particle theory say about gasses

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very small particles

moving in completely random directions

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19
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what do particles in a gas do

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constantly collide with each other, and with the walls of their container

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20
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what happens if you increase the temperature of a gas

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you gives its particles more energy

21
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what happens if you double the temp of a gas ( kelvins )

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you double the average kinetic energy of the particles

22
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what is the rule for temp of gas and av. kinetic energy of its particles

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temp of gas ( in kelvins ) is proportional to the average kinetic energy of its particles

23
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what type of energy does anything moving have

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kinetic energy

24
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equation for kinetic energy

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1/2 x mass x volume2

25
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what motion supports the particle theory

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Brownian motio

26
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what is Brownian motion

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particles in liquids + gasses moving randomly.

larger particles can be moved by smaller surrounding particles

27
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what is the coldest temp anything can get

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-273 degrees C

28
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what is -273 degrees C aka

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absolute zero

29
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how much kinetic energy do atoms have at absolute zero

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as little kinetic energy as its possible to get

30
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what is absolute 0 the start of

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the kelvin scale

31
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what is the similarities in Kelvin and degrees C

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a temp change of 1 degrees C = temp change of 1 Kelvin

32
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what is the difference between the 2 temp scales

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is where the 0s occure

33
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how do you convert degrees C to Kelvin

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+273

34
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how do you convert Kelvins to degrees C

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-273

35
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what does the particle theory say about colliding gas particles

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colliding gas particles create pressure

36
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what happens to gas particles when the collide with something

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they exert a force on it and the momentum + direction change

37
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what happens to gasses in a sealed container

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gas particles smash against container walls = outward pressure

38
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what does the pressure of a gas in a container depend on

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how fast the particles are going and how often the collide with walls

39
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what happens if you heat a gas ( leading to something to do with pressure )

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particles move faster = more kinetic energy= more harder frequent collisions= more pressure

40
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what is the rule about the temp (in K) and pressure of a gas

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temp ( in K ) and pressure are proportional = double the temp u double the pressure

41
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what happens if you put the same amount of gas in a bigger container

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pressure decrease ( fewer collision between particles and walls of container )

42
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what happens if the volume of container reduces

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pressure increases

43
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what is boyles law equation

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p1V1=p2V2

44
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what is boyles law in words

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volume is inversely proportional to pressure ( half the pressure double the volume or half the volume double the pressure)

45
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definition of specific heat capacity

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energy required to change the temp of an object by 1 degree C per kg of mass

46
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what is the specific heat energy equation

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Amount of energy = mass x specific heat capacity x change in temp

47
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what is temperature

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Temperature is a measure of the average kinetic energy of the molecules.

48
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what is the equation pressure and temp (in K)in a sealed container

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p1 / T1 = p2 / T2

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