Intermolecular Forces: Liquids, Slids, and Phase Changes Flashcards
The ________ energy in the form of intermolecular forces tends to draw molecules together.
Potential
The _______ energy associated with the random motion of the molecules tends to _____ them.
kinetic; disperse
The intermolecular forces, potential energy, and kinetic energy explain the __________.
phase changes
In a gas, the potential energy (energy of attraction) is _____ relative to the kinetic energy (energy of motion). Thus, on average, the particles are ____ apart.
small; far
In a liquid, attractions are _________ because tha particles are stronger because the articles are touching, but they have enough _____________ to move randomly around each other.
stronger; kinetic energy
Table 12.1 A Macroscopic Comparison of Gases, Liquids, and Solids
State Shape & Volume Compress. Flow Ability
Solid ______ its own
shape & volume
Gas _____ to shape of
container
Liquid _____ to shape of
container; _____ limited
by suface
Table 12.1 A Macroscopic Comparison of Gases, Liquids, and Solids
State Shape & Volume Compress. Flow Ability
Solid MAINTAINS its own Almost none Almost none
shape & volume
Gas CONFORMS to shape of High High
conainer
Liquid CONFORMS to shape of Very low Moderate
container; VOLUME limited by surface
As temperature increases, KE _______, so the faster moving particles overcome attractions more _____.
increases; rapidly
As temperature decreases, particles _____, so ______ can pull them together.
slow; attractions
Gas to liquid =
Condensation
Liquid to gas =
Vaporization
Liquid to solid =
Freezing
Solid to Liquid =
Melting or Fusion
Gas to solid =
Deposition
Solid to gas =
Sublimation
Condensing, Freezing, Depositing are ______ changes
Exothermic