Particles:Solids, Liquids and Gases Flashcards

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1
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Can gas be compressed?

A

Yes

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2
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Can solids have a fixed volume or shape?

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Both

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3
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What is air pressure?

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It is the force of the particles hitting a surface.

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4
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What will happen if there are more particles in the object?

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The particles will push outwards and and the objects will expand.

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5
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What is Brownian Motion?

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  • particles in a fluid move randomly
  • they bump into larger particles
  • larger particles appear to move randomly
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6
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What are the four states of scientific theories?

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make hypothesis, make a prediction, test the prediction, repeat the experiment.

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Why is it so important to repeat the experiment even though the first one might’ve worked?

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The area or substance around it could create the product or result instead of the experiment. So you need to test t again to make sure.

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8
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What is diffusion?

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Diffusion is the movement of particles that allows them to spread out and mix with other particles.

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9
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Can diffusion happen in solids? Explain why.

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No, because the particles are too compacted together for anything to get through it.

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10
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Does it happen faster in liquids or gases?

A

Gases.

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11
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Does diffusion happen faster in higher temperatures or lower temperatures?

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Higher temperatures.

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