Properties of Liquids Flashcards

1
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Property of liquid that resists an external force

A

Surface Tension

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2
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Resistance of a liquid to flow

A

Viscosity

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3
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5 properties of liquids

A
  • surface tension
  • viscosity
  • vapor pressure
  • boiling point
  • heat of vaporization
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4
Q

Viscosity: large chained substances have _____ IMF

A

stronger

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5
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Viscosity: the more atoms that can attract one another, the _____ the IMF

A

stronger

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6
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Viscosity: the more viscous the liquid , the _____ the IMF

A

stronger

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7
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When liquid or solid state is made to evaporate in a closed container, the gas exerts pressure above the liquid

A

Vapor pressure

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8
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What is vapor pressure?

A

Pressure exerted by vapor when it is in equilibrium with its liquid or solid state

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9
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the higher the kinetic energy, the _____ IMF

A

weaker

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10
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the stronger the IMF, the ______ VP. Explain why.

A

weaker, because particles will have difficulty escaping the gas

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11
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Property of liquid where the temperature at which the vapor pressure of a liquid is equal to atmospheric or external pressure

A

Boiling point

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12
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Boiling point: the higher the IMF, the _____ energy needed to break the bonds, ____ boiling point

A

greater, greater

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13
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Will water take longer to boil in highlands as compared to that in the lowlands?

A

No, because Higher altitude (highlands) means lower atmospheric pressure which means greater vapor pressure thus, lowering the IMF and resulting to lower BP

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14
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Property of Liquid where amount of heat required to vaporize 1 mole of a substance at its boiling point

A

Heat of Vaporization

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15
Q

the higher the boiling point, the _____ heat of vaporization

A

greater

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16
Q

Why is the solid state of water lighter than its liquid state?

A

Ice has low density because of the hollow spaces between its hexagonal arrangement

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17
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It is the property of liquids that resists an external force and does assume a lesser surface area

A

Surface tension

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18
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____ is the resistance of liquid to flow

19
Q

The ____ the intermolecular forces the more viscous the substance

20
Q

The _____ of a liquid is the temperature by which its vapor pressure is equal to the external or atmospheric pressure

A

boiling point

21
Q

Boiling point generally ____ as a molar heat of vaporization increases

22
Q

What phenomena exemplifies the application of surface tension? (2)

A

Droplets of water on leaves and water strider insects walking on the surface of water

23
Q
  1. Why does it take a shorter time to boil water in the highlands than in the low lands
A

low atmospheric pressure, high vapor pressure

24
Q

What type of bonding is responsible for the high viscosity of honey a concentrated solution of sugar

A

Hydrogen bonding

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Substances with strong intermolecular forces will have _____ vapor pressure because the particles will have difficulty escaping as a gas
Low
26
Methane has a higher boiling point and heat of vaporization than Argon because methane has a ______ surface area
larger
27
Water turns into ice at what temperature and atm?
0 degrees celsius and 1 atm
28
Water becomes gas (steam) at what temperature?
100 degrees celsius
29
A water molecule has one _______ negative _____ atom and two ______ positive _____ atoms
partially, oxygen, partially, hydrogen
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True or False. Liquid water is denser than ice. Why or why not?
True. Molecules can move closer together when in liquid form
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When ice is heated, there is a _____ movement of molecules because of the increase of ___________
faster, kinetic energy
32
What are the three phases of matter?
solid, liquid, gas
33
Phases of Matter: gas to liquid?
Condensation
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Phases of Matter: gas to solid?
Deposition
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Phases of Matter: liquid to gas?
Evaporation
36
Phases of Matter: liquid to solid?
Freezing
37
Phases of Matter: solid to liquid?
Melting
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Phases of Matter: solid to gas?
Sublimation
39
Identify the change in phase of matter. Moth balls left inside the cabinet for a period of time
Sublimation
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Identify the change in phase of matter. Making of ice candy
Freezing
41
Identify the change in phase of matter. Ether left uncovered over a period of time
Evaporation
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Identify the change in phase of matter. Ice cream left outside of the freezer
Melting
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Identify the change in phase of matter. Droplets of water forming over leaves
Condensation