Molecules and matter Flashcards

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What is density’s formula

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density (kg/m³) = mass (kg) / volume (m³)

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What is the difference between evaporation and boiling?

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evaporation occurs at lower temperatures below a substance’s boiling point at its surface, whereas boiling is the whole substance rising above its boiling point.

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What is the conversion between cm³ and ml³

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they are the same

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What is internal energy?

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the sum of a substance’s potential and kinetic energy

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What is kinetic energy?

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how fast particles move

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What is potential energy

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how the structure of particles change (become more separate / randomised )

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What are the two ways a substance’s internal energy can change?

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-when the thermal energy of an object changes but its state stays the same.
if a liquid gets heated but not to the point where is boils, its particles spread further apart but not into a gas, the particles gain kinetic energy

-when the material’s state changes but its temperature stays the same.
if a substance changes state, bonds break as they move further apart, gaining potential energy

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What is specific heat capacity?

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how much energy is required to heat a 1kg object by 1ºC without changing state.

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What is the formula to calculate energy required to heat a 1kg object by 1ºC:

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energy (J) = mass (kg) x SHC (kg/mºC) x temperature change (ºC)

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What does an object’s SHC depend on?

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-its mass
-its material
-the energy supplied to it

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