Matter and its Properties Flashcards

1
Q

property of matter that describes its resistance to flow

A

viscosity

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2
Q

What happens to the particles of matter as it is heated?

A

They spread out and move faster.

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3
Q

Which state of matter has a no definite shape and definite volume?

A

Liquid

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4
Q

example of chemical change

A

rusting of iron

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5
Q

what is matter

A

anything that occupies space and has mass

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6
Q

has definite shape

A

solid

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7
Q

has indefinite shape, takes the shape of the container

A

liquid

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8
Q

indefinite shape

A

liquid and gas

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9
Q

definite volume

A

solid and liquid

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10
Q

highest density

A

solid

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11
Q

density lower than solid

A

liquid

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12
Q

lowest density

A

gas

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13
Q

what is density

A

mass of unit volume

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14
Q

cannot flow

A

solid

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15
Q

flow

A

liquid and gas

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16
Q

maximum force of attraction between particles, intermolecular forces

A

solid

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17
Q

less force of attraction between particles compared to solids

A

liquid

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18
Q

negligible force of attraction between particles

A

gas

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19
Q

cannot be compressed

A

solid and liquid

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20
Q

can be compressed

A

gas

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21
Q

particles cannot move rather they vibrate only at their fixed position

A

solid

22
Q

particles can slide over one another

A

liquid

23
Q

particles can move freely

A

gas

24
Q

kinetic energy of particles is minimum

A

solid

25
Q

kinetic energy of particles is more than solids

A

liquid

26
Q

kinetic energy of particles is maximum

A

gas

27
Q

4th state of matter

A

plasma

28
Q

what is plasma

A

formed by heating and ionizing gas, presence of electric particles

29
Q

absolute zero

A

-273 celsius or −459.67 °F

30
Q

state where no particle can move, atoms can no longer bounce around as individuals.

A

bose-einstein condensate

31
Q

a state of matter in which separate atoms or subatomic particles, cooled to near absolute zero

A

bose-einstein condensate

32
Q

two types of matter

A

pure substance and mixture

33
Q

has definite/constant composition

A

pure substance

34
Q

simplest form of matter

A

element

35
Q

types of pure substance

A

element and compound

36
Q

substance that cannot be broken down into other substances

A

element

37
Q

made up of two or more elements

A

compound

38
Q

how many known elements atm

A

118

39
Q

how many elements on earth

A

92

40
Q

elements that come in pair

A

diatomic elements

41
Q

example of elements found at home

A

chlorine bleach, oxygen bleach

42
Q

what element when mixed with water releases in chlorine and oxygen bleach

A

both releases O2 when mixed with water

43
Q

strong oxidizer

A

dilute with water

44
Q

examples of diatomic elements

A

O2, N2, F2, H2, Cl2

45
Q

particle which carry an electric charge

A

ionized particles

46
Q

made up of groups of negatively and positively charged particles

A

plasma

47
Q

where is plasma often observed

A

ionized gases, aurora borealis, lightning, and comet tails

48
Q

5th state of matter

A

bose-einstein condensate

49
Q

where is bose-einstein often observed

A
  • super fluids like cold liquid helium
  • superconductors like the nucleons inside a neutron star
50
Q

have definite composition and distinct properties

A

pure substance