Physics Thermal Physics 3.1 - 3.2 Flashcards

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What is particle or kinetic theory

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Particle or kinetic theory helps us explain how particles behave in different states

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Name 4 properties of solids

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They’re arranged in a regular lattice
They have high density
They have high forces of attraction between each particle
They have a definite shape and volume

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Name 4 properties of liquids

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They have a lower density than solids
Particles are free to move
They have an indefinite shape and definite volume
They have weak forces of attraction between each particle

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Name 4 properties of gases

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They have little to no forces of attraction
They have the lowest density
They have an indefinite shape and volume
Particles move in any direction

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Explain why temperature increases the pressure in a container

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Temperature increases the pressure in a container because the kinetic energy of each particle is increased which increases the amount of collisions with the walls of the container which increases the pressure

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Explain why concentration increases the pressure in a container

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Concentration increases the pressure in a container because there will be more collisions due to the increased amount of particles meaning the pressure would increase

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Explain why pressure increases as the volume of an inelastic container decreases

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There will be more collisions due to the shrinkage of the container meaning the pressure would increase

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