Particle Flashcards

1
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What is a particle?

A

Particle is tiny things that materials are made from.

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2
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What is a substance?

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A substance is made of one type of material only.

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3
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What does the particle properties depends on?

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Particles properties depends on
-how they are arranged, -how they move,
-how strongly they hold together and
-what the particles are like.

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4
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How the particles are in a solid?

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In a solid the particles are:
-close together,
-no space between them,
-the particle vibrate (they have the least amount of kinetic energy),
-they have fix shape and volume

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5
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How the particles are in a liquid?

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In a liquid the particles are:
-close together with small spaces between them,
-slide over each other (liquid particles have more kinetic energy than solid but less than gas),
-the don’t have a fix shape but they have a fix volume.

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6
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How the particles are in a gas?

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In a gas the particles are:
-far apart,
-alot of space between particles,
-particles collide with each other (they have the most amount of kinetic energy)
they don’t have a fix shape or volume.

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7
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definition of melting.

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the change of state from a solid to a liquid

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8
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what is a melting point?

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it’s a point where solid starts becoming liquid

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9
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how many melting point a pure substance has?

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pure substance have a fixed melting point

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10
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how many melting point an impure substance has?

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an impure substance or a mixture of different particles have different melting point.

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11
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definition of freezing.

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the change of state from a liquid to a solid

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12
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definition of boiling.

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the change of state from liquid to gas that occurs when particle leave throughout the liquid and it happen at boiling point.

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13
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what is a boiling point?

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it’s a point where liquid starts becoming gas

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14
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how boiling can happen?

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the boiling can happen if enough energy is transferred to the particles.

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15
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definition of evaporation

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the change of state from liquid to gas that occurs when particle leave only from the surface of the liquid and it happen at any temperature.

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16
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definition of sublimation

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the change of state from solid to gas

17
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definition of deposition or de-sublimation

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the change of state from gas to solid

18
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Diffusion definition

A

The movement of liquid or gas particles from a place of high concentration to a place of low concentration

19
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What is rate of diffusion

A

The speed at which particles move from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration

20
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factors that affect rate of diffusion are?

A

-Concentration (Higher C the higher rate of diffusion),
-Mass of particles (the heavier the particle the slower it moves or rate of diffusion),
-Temperature (higher T and kinetic energy the higher is the rate of diffusion),
-Properties of solvent (Thickness)

21
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Gas pressure definition

A

the force exerted by gas particles colliding with the wall of their container

22
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Factor that affect gas pressure are?

A

-Temperature (gas P increase when T increase and vice-verse),
-Volume (gas P decrease when V increase and vice-verse)
-Concentration of particles (gas P increase when C increase and vice-verse)