Particle model Flashcards

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1
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Does solids have strong or weak forces of attraction between the particles

A

Yes
this is what holds them in a fixed position

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2
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Does solid have a definite shape and volume

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Yes because of how compact they are and strong forces

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3
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Can solid particles move around

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No they can only vibrate int hair fixed position

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4
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What does heating up a solid do

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Particles gain more kinetic energy
vibrates more
weakens the forces of attraction
therefore they are more easily overcome and broken
so lowers boiling point

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5
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Does liquid have weak or strong forces of attraction

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Weak

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6
Q

Are liquid particles free to move

A

Yes

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7
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Liquids are arranged randomly but still touching

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They have a fixed and definite volume even though the shape can change

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8
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What does liquids do to fill container

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flows

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9
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Are the forces of attraction in gas weak

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Yes VERY WEAK
easy to break
therefore free to move around randomly and freely
as they do not have a definite shape or volume

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10
Q

Do gases always fill container

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Yes

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11
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What happens when you heat a gas

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Increases pressure
more kinetic energy
collide with the walls more often

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12
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what are some disadvantages about the particle model

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does not contain details about the forces between the particles
simplified model as particles aren’t actually solid spheres

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13
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what’s the equation for density

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mass / volume

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14
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how do you calculate density with a regular shaped solid

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get the mass by measuring it on a balence
measure length width and height with a ruler
find out volume by doing length x width x height
work out density from equation density= mass/ volume

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15
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how do you work out density from an irregular shape (hint, eureka can)

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Get a eureka can and fill it with water to the top
Get a measuring cylinder
measure solid on weighing balence
Add the solid to the eureka can
Measure the amount of water displaced to find the volume
Then calculate density from density = mass/ volume

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16
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what’s the equation for pressure

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pressure = force / area

17
Q

What is pressure measured in

A

Pa

18
Q

What does collision of 2 objects/ particles with the walls generate

A

generates pressure
and force in each direction

19
Q

what is fluid pressure

A

when particles collide with the walls of the container and the air at the surface

20
Q

what is perpendicular force

A

component of the force which is at right angles to the surface it’s colliding with

21
Q

does à perpendicular force generate more pressure than a force at an angle

A

yes as it’s entire force creates the pressure

22
Q

How do you change kPa into Pa

A

x 1000