SCIENCE BETCH Flashcards

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Q

All particles of matter are constantly moving in a random
manner and this is known as ______________________________

A

Brownian Motion

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What is the movement of particles in a solid
(Name all 3)

A
  • Held together by very strong forces of attraction
  • Unable to move about freely
  • Vibrate about in their fixed positions
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What is the arrangement of particles in a solid
(Name all 2)

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  • Packed very closely together
  • A fixed, regular pattern
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What are the physical properties of a solid
(Hint: it is about shape, volume, density, and compression)
(Name all 5)

A
  • Has a definite shape
  • Have a definite volume
  • Occupies the smallest volume
  • Has a higher density than liquids
    and gases
  • Cannot be compressed
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What is the movement of particles in a liquid
( Name all 2)

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  • Held together by strong forces of attraction
  • Able to slide past one another
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What is the arrangement of particles in a liquid
(Name all 2)

A
  • Packed closely together
  • No fixed, regular pattern
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What are the physical properties of a liquid
(Hint: Something about Volume, Shape, Density, compression.)
(Name all 5)

A
  • Has no definite shape
  • Has a fixed volume
  • Occupies more volume than solids
  • Has a lower density than solids
  • Cannot be compressed
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What is the movement of particles in a gas

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  • Held together by weak forces of attraction
  • Able to move about freely over long distances
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What is the arrangements of particles in a gas

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  • Far apart from one another
  • No fixed, regular pattern
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What are the physical properties in a gas
(Hint: Something about Volume, Shape, Density, compression.)
(Name all 5)

A
  • Has no definite shape
  • Have no definite volume
  • Occupies the largest volume
  • Has the lowest density
  • Can be compressed
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Why Does a Solid Have a Fixed Shape? (Name all)

A

The particles of a solid
* are held together by very strong forces of attraction;
* vibrate about fixed positions;
* cannot move about freely.

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Why Does a Solid Have a Fixed Volume? (Name all)

A

A solid cannot be compressed because its particles are
already very close to one another.

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Why Does a Liquid Not Have a Fixed Shape? (Name All)

A

The particles of a liquid:
* are arranged in a disorderly manner;
* have weaker forces of attraction;
* are not held in fixed positions;
* can move freely throughout the liquid.

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Why Does a Liquid Have a Fixed Volume? (Name all)

A

The particles of a liquid are still packed quite closely
together.

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Why Does a Gas Not Have a Fixed Shape? (Name all)

A

The particles of a gas:
* are spread far apart from one another;
* have the weakest forces of attraction;
* can move about rapidly in any direction.

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16
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Why Does a Gas Not Have a Fixed Volume?

A

Particles in gas are far apart from one another. There is
space for the particles to be compressed.

17
Q

Gaining heat results in ________________

18
Q

Losing heat results in ________________

A

Contraction

19
Q

What happens to the particle during contraction

A

1m if say : The particles move closer to one another.
1m if say : This causes the volume of matter to decrease.
1m if say : The particles lose energy and vibrate less vigorously.

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What happens to the particles during expansion

A

1/2m if say: The particles move further.
1/2m if say: This cause the volume of matter to increase.
1m if say: This make the particles gain energy and vibrate more vigorously.

21
Q

What occurs to the mass of matter during expansion and
contraction?

A

The mass of matter does not change during expansion and
contraction.

22
Q

What occurs to the mass of matter during expansion and
contraction?

A

During expansion and contraction, the mass of a matter is
conserved.

23
Q

What happens to the matter during melting and boiling

A

1m if say: the particles gain energy and vibrate more vigorously.
1m if say: they overcome the strong forces of attraction between one another. The particles break free from one another and move randomly.

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Q

What happens to the matter during freezing and condensation

A

1m if say: the particles lose
energy and move much
slower.
1m if say: they cannot overcome the forces of attraction between one another. The particles move closer to one another and move less randomly.

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What is diffusion in particles
Diffusion is the net movement of particles from a region of higher concentration to a region of lower concentration.
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What is an atom
Atom is the smallest unit of an element
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