States Of Matter Flashcards

1
Q

Liquid —> Gas

A

Boiling/Evaporating —- Boiling point

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2
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Liquid —> Solid

A

Freezing —- Freezing point

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3
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Gas —> Liquid

A

Condensing —- Condensation point

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4
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Solid —> Liquid

A

Melting —- Melting point

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5
Q

Solid —> Gas

A

Subliming

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6
Q

How to change solids into liquids?

A

Heat energy must be used, as heat provides the particles with enough energy to overcome the forces holding them together.

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7
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How to change gases into liquids and then into solids?

A

By cooling, removing heat energy. This makes particles move closer together as they change.

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8
Q

Aqueous ammonia gives off…

A

ammonia gas

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9
Q

Hydrochloric acid gives off…

A

hydrogen chloride gas

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10
Q

What is the ring in the cotton wool tube?

A

Ring of ammonium chloride

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11
Q

Example of diffusion

A

bromine gas in air

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