Kinetic Particle Model of Matter Flashcards

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What are the states of matter?

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  • Solid
  • Liquid
    • Gas
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Properties of Solids:

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  1. Fixed Shape, FIxed Volume
  2. Packed tightly together
  3. Vibrates at place
  4. High Desnity
  5. Cannot Flow
  6. Incompressible
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Properties of Gases:

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  1. Fast-Moving Particles
  2. Compressible
  3. No fixed shape and volume
  4. Takes container’s shape
  5. low density
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Properties of Liquids:

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  1. Incompressible
  2. No fixed shape, fixed volume
  3. High density
  4. can flow and take shape of container
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Kinetic Particle Models

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What happens when the temperature increases?

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Object Heated → Average KE increases → Particles Move Faster

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What happens when temperatures decreases?

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Object Cooled → KE decreases → Particles move more slowly

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What is the evidence for the Kinetic Particle Model of Matter?

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Brownian Motion

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What is Brownian Motion?

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It is the random movement of microscopic particles (pollen grains, smoke particles) in a fluid due to collisions by the molecules of the fluid.

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How do Gases exert Pressure?

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Gas particles move randomly, pressure is created in their collision with a container’s walls - creating force during the collision.

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How does the pressure of gas vary with its temperature?

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Pressure is directly proportional to Temperature.

P = KT

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How does the pressure of a goas vary with its volume?

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Pressure is inversely proportional to volume.

P = 1/V or PV = K

If the temperature doesn’t change,

p1V1 = p2V2

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