Physics Homework [Energy and Atomic Structure] Flashcards

25.02.25

1
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State the relative charge of a proton.

A

+1

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2
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State the part of the internal energy that changes if the temperature of an object changes.

A

The total kinetic energy of the particles.

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3
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State the part of the internal energy that changes if the state of a system changes.

A

The total potential energy of the particles.

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4
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State the relative charge of an electron.

A

-1

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5
Q

Define isotopes.

A

Atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons.

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6
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Describe the relationship between internal energy, total kinetic energy of the particles and total potential energy of the particles.

A

internal energy = total kinetic energy of the particles + total potential energy of the particles.

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7
Q

State the function of the radius of an atom taken up by the radius of the nucleus.

A

Approximately 1/10000th the size.

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8
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Explain why atoms have an overall neutral charge.

A

The number of protons is equivalent to the number of electrons.

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9
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State where the majority of the mass of an atom is concentrated.

A

The nucleus.

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10
Q

State the relative mass of a proton.

A

1

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11
Q

State the relative mass of a neutron.

A

1

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12
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State the two things that can occur when a substance is heated.

A

The temperature can change or the state can change.

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13
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State the three variables that need to be measured to establish the specific heat capacity of a substance.

A

-Energy supplied to the substance
-Mass of the substance
-Temperature increase of the substance.

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14
Q

State the relative charge of a neutron.

A

0

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15
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Explain why mass is conserved during a change of state.

A

Particles are not lost or gained.

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16
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Name the piece of equipment used to measure mass.

A

A mass balance.

17
Q

Name the piece of equipment used to measure temperature.

A

A thermometer.

18
Q

Explain why a Bunsen burner is not used to heat a material when measuring specific heat capacity.

A

The amount of energy it supplies cannot be established easily.

19
Q

State the approximate radius of a typical atom.

A

Approximately 0.1nm

20
Q

Explain the difference between boiling and evaporation.

A

Boiling happens at the boiling point when all of the substance changes state.

Evaporation happens below the boiling point.