Kinetic Particle Theory Flashcards
What is the Kinetic Particle Theory?
All matter is made up of tiny particles, and these particles are in constant, random motion
Evaporation VS Boiling
Evaporation: Occurs only at surface of liquid, occurs at and below boiling point
Boiling: Occurs throughout liquid, occurs only at boiling point
Arrangment of Solid Particles
Particles are very closely packed together in a orderly manner
Movement of Solid Particles
Particles vibrate and rotate about their fixed positions
Arrangement of Liquid Particles
Particles are closely packed together in a disorderly manner
Movement of Liquid Particles
Particles move freely by sliding past one another
Arrangement of Gas Particles
Particles are very far apart in a disorderly manner
Movement of Gas Particles
Movement: particles move about in all directions at high speeds
Describe the heating curve
A-B: Temperature rises, particles in solid state takes in heat, kinetic energy increases, particles vibrate faster in fixed positions
B-C: Temperature remains constant, particles gain enough energy to overcome the forces of attraction between particles, temperature constant as energy used for breaking forces of attraction, particles move about, solid to liquid
C-D: Temp rises, particles in liquid state takes in heat, kinetic energy increases, particles move about faster
D-E: Temp remains constant, particles gain enough energy to overcome the forces of attraction between particles, temp is constant as energy used for breaking forces of attraction, particles escape from liquid into surroundings, becomes a gas
E-F: Temp continues to increase as particles gain more heat and kinetic energy to move at higher speeds in all directions