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1
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name the three states of matter

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  • solid
  • liquid
  • gas
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describe the properties of a solid

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  • very close together
  • arranged in a regular pattern
  • particles vibrate
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describe the properties of a liquid

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  • close together
  • particles are not arranged in a regular pattern
  • particles move around
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describe the properties of a gas

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  • very far apart
  • not arranged in any pattern
  • particles move around rapidly
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5
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state the state of matters in order of density (low to high)

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  • gas, liquid, solid
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what is the process for when a liquid turns into a solid?

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freezing

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7
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what is the process for when a liquid turns into a gas?

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evaporation

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8
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what is the process for when a gas turns into a liquid?

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condensation

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9
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what is the process for when a solid turns into a liquid?

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melting

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10
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what happens to the pressure of particles when you increase the temperature?

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  • pressure increases as particles collide more successfully, with enough energy and at a high frequency.
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what is meant by internal energy?

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  • the total kinetic energy and potential energy of all the particles in a system.
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what happens to the internal energy if you heat a system?

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  • the temperature increases
  • particles gain energy to speed up
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13
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why is mass conserved when a change of state occurs?

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  • as the number of particles do not change
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what is meant by specific latent heat?

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  • the amount of energy required to change the state of 1kg of the substance with NO change in temperature.
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what is the difference between the specific latent heat of fusion and the specific latent heat of vaporisation?

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  • specific latent heat of fusion is when the energy required to change 1kg of a substance from a SOLID to a LIQUID with no change in temperature.
  • specific latent heat of vaporisation is when the energy required to
    change 1kg of a substance from a LIQUID to a VAPOUR with no change in temperature.
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16
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what is density?

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  • the amount of mass in a volume
  • it tells us how tightly matter is packed together
17
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what is mass?

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  • how much matter is in an object
18
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what piece of equipment is used to measure the mass of an object?

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  • a mass balance
19
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what is the density equation?

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  • density = mass/volume
20
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how do you calculate the density of a regular object?

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  1. measure the mass using a mass balance.
  2. use a ruler to measure the length, width and height. mark these to find the volume.
  3. use the equation = density = mass/volume to find the density.
21
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how do you calculate the density of an irregular object?

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  1. measure the mass using a mass balance.
  2. fill the eureka can up to sprout with water.
  3. put the measuring cylinder under the sprout.
  4. place the object in a eureka can
  5. there will be displaced water in the cylinder, which is the volume.
  6. use the equation = density = mass/volume to find the density.
22
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what is the process for when a solid turns into a gas?

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  • sublimation