particle model of matter Flashcards

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what is the particle theory/ kinetic theory

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helps us understand how the particles in each state behave by considering each particle as a small, solid and inelastic sphere

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what is density

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how much mass a substance has per unit of its volume

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what is the equation for density

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density = mass/volume

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how do you find the volume of an irregular shape

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  • using a eureka can filled with water
  • gently lower the object into the can
  • measure the volume of the displaced water using a measuring cylinder
  • this is the volume of the object
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what is meant by the specific latent heat of an object

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the specific latent heat of a substance is the amount of energy required to change the state of one kilogram of the substance with no change in temperature

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what happens to the temperature and a substance when it is changing states and why

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the temperature will remain constant when a substance is changing states because the energy provided is being used to weaken/break the forces holding the particles together

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what is latent heat

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the amount of energy required to change the state of a substance while the temperature stays the same

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what are the two types of specific latent heat

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  • specific latent heat of fusion = energy change when a substance changes between a solid and a liquid
  • specific latent heat of vaporisation = energy change when a substance changes between a liquid and a gas
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what is the equation for latent heat

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energy required or released = mass x specific latent heat

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how do gases curate pressure

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by colliding with each other or with the walls of the containing

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what is the equation for pressure

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pressure = force/area

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what does total pressure depend on

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  • how many collisions there are

- how much energy each collision involves

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what affects gas pressure

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  • temperature
  • concentration
  • volume
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how does temperature increase gas pressure

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  • heat energy transfers energy to the particles kinetic energy store
  • move around faster
  • more collisions
  • collisions have more force
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how does concentration increase gas pressure

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  • increased concentration of particles in the same volume means more collisions in the same space
  • particles collide more
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how does decrease in volume increase gas pressure

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  • decreasing the volume increase the concentration of particles the same
  • more collisions against the wall as there is less space
  • more collisions with other particles as it more tightly packed
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what is the relation between pressure and volume

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inversely proportional

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what is the equation for pressure and volume

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pressure x volume = constant value