States of Matter Flashcards

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what are the four common states of matter?

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  • solid
  • liquid
  • gas
  • plasma
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what is plasma?

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this is super heated gas that is stripped of electrons.

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what are the properties of solid compounds?

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  • they have definite shapes.
  • they do not flow.
  • solids are usually denser than liquids and gases.
  • the atoms or molecules in a solid are tightly packed and usually in a regular pattern. they vibrate in fixed positions.
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4
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what are examples of solids in the body?

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bones, teeth, muscles and tendons.

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what are properties of liquids?

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  • they take on the shape of their container.
  • they have a fixed volume.
  • they have a distant surface.
  • they can flow.
  • the atoms in a liquid are close together with no regular arrangement. they vibrate, move about and slide past eachother.
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what are the properties of gases?

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  • they have no fixed shape. they take on the shape of the entire container.
  • they have no fixed volume. their volume changes with temperature and pressure.
  • gases can flow.
  • gases have lower density than solids or liquids.
  • the atoms or molecules in a gas are well separated with no regular arrangement. they vibrate and move freely at high speeds.
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what are the properties of plasma?

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  • plasma has no fixed shape and no fixed volume.
  • unlike gases, plasmas are electrically conductive and produce EM fields.
  • stars are made of plasma, so plasma is the most abundant form of matter in the universe.
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how is plasma produced?

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it is produced when electrons are removed from atoms (usually in a gas) by compete ionisation.

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8
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how many elements have been identified?

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118

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9
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how many elements make up majority of mass in the human body and what are they?

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hydrogen, oxygen, carbon and nitrogen.

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10
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how is an atom organised?

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protons and neutrons occupy the nucleus (the dense central core of the atom) and the electrons occupy the space around the nucleus.

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10
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what is the charge, relative mass and mass of a proton?

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charge = +1
relative mass = 1
mass =10(-27)

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10
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what are the three subatomic particles?

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  • protons
  • neutrons
  • electrons
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what is the charge, relative mass and mass of a neutron?

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charge = 0
relative mass = 1
mass = 10(-27)

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hat is the charge, relative mass and mass of an electron?

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