States of matter Flashcards

1
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define matter

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anything that occupies space and has a mass

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2
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state particle theory

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all substances are made from tiny particles called atoms

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3
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distinguish between the 3 main types of matter in terms of particle arrangement give examples of each

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Solids:
*Closely packed together
*Fixed volume
*No fixed shape
*Cannot be squashed
Liquids:
*Packed close together, but still have a little space to move
*No fixed shape
*Fixed volume
*Cannot be squashed
Gas:
*Relatively far away from eachother
*No fixed shape
*No fixed volume
*Large spaces in between particles make it easy to squash

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4
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what is physical change

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A physcial change has no new product and so, it is easier to reverse it

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5
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what are the 6 transitional reactions between matter

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Melting = when a solid changes into liquid
Boiling = when a liquid changes into a gas
Evaporation = when a liquid changes into a gas
Condensation = when gas turns into liquid
Freezing = when a liquid changes into a solid
Sublimation = when a solid changes to a gas

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6
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define boiling and melting point

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*boiling point is the temperature that anobject is before it evaporates
*melting point is the point at which materials changes from a solid to a liquid

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7
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what type of energy has to be present for a change in state to occur

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thermal energy

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8
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define diffusion

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*diffusion is the random movement of particles in liquids and gases from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration

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9
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describe gas pressure in terms of volume and temperature

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*The pressure of a gas is a factor of its volume and its temperature.
*The more volume a gas had, the higher the pressure.
*The higher the temperature a gas is, the higher the pressure.

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