States of Matter Flashcards

1
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what are the 3 states of matter?

A

solid, liquid and gas

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2
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what state of matter has the most energy?

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gas, their particles are the most spread apart with a random arrangement

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3
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what is the state of matter with the second most energy?

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liquid, particles are still apart however they are closer together than gas particles. They move in a random order

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4
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what is the state of matter with the least energy?

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solid, particles are not moving they are just vibrating in an arranged order. Also, they are very close to each other

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5
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what do physical changes involve?

A

the forces between the particles of the substances instead of these interconversions being chemical changes

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6
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melting and freezing take place where?

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at the melting point

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7
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what is it called when a solid turns into a liquid?

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melting

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8
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what is it called when a liquid turns into a solid?

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freezing

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9
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what is it called when a liquid turns into a gas?

A

boiling

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10
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what is it called when a gas turns into a liquid?

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condensing

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11
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what happens to the particles when you change from solid to liquid to gas?

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the particles gain more kinetic energy, move around more and become more randomly arranged and further apart

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what happens to particles when you change from gas to liquid to solid?

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the particles lose kinetic energy, move less and become more regularly arranged and closer together

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13
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what is diffusion?

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the movement of particles from a high area of concentration to an area of low concentration

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14
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for diffusion to work, what do the particles need to do?

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they must be able to move. Particles in a solid cannot diffuse

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15
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how are coloured solutions diluted by adding water?

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because the particles of the colour diffuse to the air of low concentrations, mixing with the water molecules, causing dilution to occur

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16
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what does solvent mean?

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liquid in which a solute dissolves

17
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what is a solute?

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substances that dissolves in a liquid to form a solution

18
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what is a solution?

A

a mixture formed when a solute has dissolved in a solvent

19
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what is a saturated solution?

A

solution in which no more solvent can be dissolved

20
Q

how do you plot and interpret solubility curves?

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A
  • solubility of solids increases when temperature increases
21
Q

solubility of solids increases when what other thing increases?

A

temperature

22
Q

solubility of gases increases when what other thing increases?

A

pressure

23
Q

what would any mass below the line for a solute at a specific temperature would mean what?

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the solution was unsaturated

24
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what would any mass above the line for a solute at a specific temperature would mean what?

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the solution was supersaturated and unstable