p3 changes of state and particle model Flashcards

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what is the equation that links density, mass and volume

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density= mass// volume

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what can the particle model be used to explain?

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1) density
2) states of matter

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whats the process which solid turning into liquid called?

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melting

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whats the process that liquid turning into gas called?

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evaporating or boiling

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whats the process that gas turns into liquid called?

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condensation

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whats the process that liquid turns into solid called?

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freezing

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whats the process of solid turning into gas called?

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sublimation

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what type of change is a change in state?

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physical as its the same substance you stared with, just a different form

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what happens to the number of particles when a substance changes state?

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the number of particles stay the same, just differently arranged. so the mass is conserved

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10
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what is specific heat capacity?

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the amount of energy required to raise 1kg of a substance by 1 degrees celsius

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what equation links change in thermal energy, mass, specific heat capacity and temperature change?

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change in thermal energy= mass x SHC x temp change

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explain latent heat

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the energy needed for a substance to change state is called the latent heat.
when a change in state occurs, the energy supplied changes the energy stored (internal energy) , but not the temperature.
this is because the energy is being used to break or weaken the bonds between the particles to change state

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what equation links energy for change in state, mass and specific latent heat?

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energy for change in state= mass x specific latent heat

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14
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what is specific latent heat of fusion?

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change of state from solid to liquid

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what is the specific latent heat of vapourisation?

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the change in state from liquid to solid

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what is the motion of gas particles like?

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at a random and constant motion

17
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what does the temperature of the particles link to?

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the kinetic energy of those particles

18
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how does changing the temperature of a gas at a constant volume affect the pressure?

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increases the pressure exerted by the gas

18
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how does changing the temperature of a gas at a constant volume affect the pressure?

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increases the pressure exerted by the gas

19
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how can a gas be compressed or expanded?

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by changing the pressure. the pressure produces a net force at right angles to the wall of the gas container

20
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what equation links constant, pressure and mass?

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constant= pressure x massh

21
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how can work done on a gas increase its temperature?

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1) if you transfer energy by applying a force, work is done.
2) doing work on a gas increases its internal energy, which can increase its temperature

22
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methods of doing work on a gas?

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MECHANICALLY- eg a bike pump, the gas applies pressure to the plunger of the pump and exerts a force on it. work has to be done against this force to push the plunger down
this transfers energy to the kinetic energy stores, increasing the temperature