Kinetic theory Flashcards

1
Q

Kinetic refers to___

A

Motion

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2
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The energy of an object has because of its motion is called _____

A

Kinetic energy

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3
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What does kinetic energy explain?

A

The states of matter based on the concept that the particles in all forms of matter are in constant motion

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4
Q

Do gases have attraction/repulsion?

A

No

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5
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Do liquids have attraction/repulsion?

A

Yes

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6
Q

Relationship between Kinetic Energy and Temperature?

A

Direct

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7
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Why is the relationship between KE and T direct?

A

Because when there’s an increase in temperature, the molecules move faster, so more KE.

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8
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What temperature is when the motion of particles stops?

A

0 K

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9
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Is 0K obtainable at real conditions?

A

No, it’s impossible to do

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10
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The 3 assumptions of the kinetic theory:

A
  1. Gas particles are small, hard spheres with no volume and no attraction/repulsion
  2. Particles in a gas move rapidly in constant random motion but always in straight paths, only changing directions when colliding with one another/objects
  3. Collisions are perfectly elastic.
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11
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What’s it mean if a gas’ collisions are perfectly elastic?

A

No KE is lost when particles collide

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12
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What is gas pressure?

A

The force exerted by a gas per unit surface area.

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13
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What does gas pressure result from?

A

The collisions of gas particles with objects.

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14
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What is the SI unit of pressure?

A

The pascal (Pa)

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15
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1 atm= how many mmHg/torr

A

760 mmHg/torr

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16
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760 mmHg/torr=how many kPa

A

101.3 kPa

17
Q

What equipment is used to measure atmospheric pressures?

A

Barometers

18
Q

What equipment is used to measure gas pressure?

A

Manometers

19
Q

What is the conversion of a liquid to a gas called?

A

Vaporization

20
Q

How does evaporation occur?

A

When a liquid turns to a gas at the SURFACE of a liquid that is NOT boiling.

21
Q

Does vaporization occur at boiling point?

A

YES

22
Q

Volatile liquids

A

Liquids that evaporate at room temperature

23
Q

Examples of volatile liquids?

A

Water, gasoline.

24
Q

What type of process is evaporation?

A

COOLING

25
Q

Why is evaporation a coolig process?

A

B/c particles with the highest energy escape first!

26
Q

Example of why evaporation is a cooling process?

A

Sweat particles

27
Q

Define the boiling point

A

The temperature at which the vapor pressure of the liquid is EQUAL to the external pressure on the liquid.

28
Q

The boiling point changes if the external pressure changes!

A

yes

29
Q

what is the pressure of the boiling point

A

1 atm

30
Q

are solids compressible or incompressible?

A

Incompressible

31
Q

What’s the similaraity between the melting point and freezing point?

A

They’re the same temperature.

32
Q

Why do all ionic solids have high melting points

A

Due to the relatively strong forces holding them together

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