States of Matter Flashcards

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What are the three states of matter?

A

Solid, Liquid and Gas

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How are the particles in a solid?

A
  • Have regular arrangement
  • are very close together
  • vibrate about fixed position
  • can’t compress a solid
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How are the particles in a liquid?

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  • have random arrangement
  • are close together
  • flow around each other
  • can’t compress a liquid
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How are the particles in a Gas?

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  • Have a random arrangement
  • The way the particles are arranged changes
  • the way the particles move changes
  • can be compressed
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5
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How do substances change state?

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The substances change state when they are heated or cooled (freeze, boil). The particles arrangement changes and the way the particles move changes.

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What does substances with high melting point due to strong bonds include?

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They include ionic compounds, metals and giant covalent structures.

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How are the bonds in the substances that contain simple molecules?

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Bonds within the molecules are strong covalent bonds

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Simple molecules need a lot of energy to overcome the forces between the molecules, so the melting and boiling point are relatively high. True / False

A

False

They need a lot of energy to overcome the forces between the molecules, so the melting and boiling point are relatively low.

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9
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what does the chemical symbol (aq) mean?

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(aq) - Aqueous (dissolved in water)

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