Particle Nature Flashcards
Define “matter”.
Any substance that has mass and takes up space by having volume.
Define “mass”.
The amount of matter in something.
Name the 4 main ideas of the particle model.
- All matter is made up of tiny particles.
- The particles of matter are always moving.
- The particles have spaces between them.
- Adding heat to matter makes the particles move faster.
What does “atomos” mean?
Indivisible.
MATTER IS MADE UP OF TINY PARTICLES:
______ are the smallest part of matter (an element).
_______ are made up of 2 or more atoms that are bonded together.
_____ are charged particles (+/-)
- Atoms.
- Molecules.
- Ions.
PARTICLES ARE CONSTANTLY MOVING:
All particles _____ ______ of attraction and repulsion on each other = all particles have ________ energy, therefore particles motion is _________ to the human eye.
- Exert forces.
- Kinetic.
- Invisible.
PARTICLES HAVE SPACES BETWEEN THEM:
Solids are close-packed arrangements of atoms, called ________ ________.
Liquids are quite _______ packed.
Gases are ____ apart, and can be compressed.
- Crystal lattices.
- Closely.
- Far.
ADDING HEAT MAKES PARTICLES MOVE FASTER:
When you add heat to a substance, the molecules and substances move _______ and the spaces between particles ________.
And 3 physical states will ________ when heated and _______ when cooled.
- Faster.
- Increases.
- Expand.
- Contract.
Name 3 characteristics of solids.
- High density.
- Cannot be compressed.
- Fixed shape and volume.
Name 3 characteristics of liquids.
- Fairly high density.
- Cannot be compressed.
- Takes up the shape of the bottom of its container.
Name 3 characteristics of gases.
- Low density.
- Can be compressed.
- No fixed shape.