Science Quiz 4 Flashcards

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1
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All matter is made up of extremely small particles called

A

Atoms

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2
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Atoms combine to form what

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Molecules

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3
Q

What provides the basis for scientific understanding of all matter

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Atomic theory of matter

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4
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Who’s idea was the atomic theory of matter

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John dalton

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5
Q

What is the kinetic theory of matter

And who developed it

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1) all molecules of matter are in constant motion
2) the warmer an object is the faster its molecules move

James Clark maxwell
Ludwig Boltzmann

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6
Q

The faster atoms or molecules are moving the less the are affected by what

A

Cohesion

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7
Q

The molecules of what move faster than a liquid

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Solid

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8
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The molecules of a what are able to move freely but rename close to eachother

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Liquid

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9
Q

The random motion of microscopic particle

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Brownian motion

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10
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The process of mixing molecules of one substance with another substance by random molecular motion

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Diffusion

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11
Q

Allows some substance to diffuse through them

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Semipermeable

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12
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One way diffusion through a semipermeable membrane is

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Osmosis

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13
Q

Solids that have well defined melting points

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Crystalline

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14
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Do not have specific melting points, but instead soften over a range of temperatures

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Amorphous

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15
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A change in shape when a force moves its normally stationary molecules

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Deformation

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16
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The ability of a solid to regain its original shape after being deformed

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Elasticity

17
Q

How far a material can be deformed from its original shape

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Resilience

18
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How strongly a material deposed deformation

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Rigidity

19
Q

The maximum amount of permanent deformation a material can handle before breaking

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Plasticity

20
Q

The resistance of a material to certain types of small deformations

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Hardness

21
Q

Ranks minerals in the order of their ability to be scratched

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Mohs scale

22
Q

Measures how easily a scale is dented by hardness

A

Brunel hardness scale

23
Q

The molecules in an object are being pulled apart

A

Stretching

24
Q

Hooks law

A

F= kx

25
Q

The opposite of stretching

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Compression

26
Q

A combination of stretching and compression

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Bending

27
Q

When two forces on opposite directions are side by side

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Shear

28
Q

This can be thought of as shear in a circle

A

Torsion

29
Q

Attraction to molecules of a different substance

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Adhesion

30
Q

Depends on the strength of the cohesion i. A liquid

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Surface tension

31
Q

What occurred when the adhesion of Water to glass is stronger then a the cohesion between molecules

A

Meniscus

32
Q

The phenomenon in which liquids in thin tubes rose above or fall beneath their own levels

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Capillarity

33
Q

The force exerted per unit of area

A

Pressure= force/ area

P=F/A

34
Q

Equip to one newton per square meter

A

Pastel (Pa)