states of matter, confuction,convection Flashcards

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how are particles arranged in a solid

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held next to each pet in fixed position

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2
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how are the particles arranged in a liquid

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move about at random and are in contact with eachother but arnt free to move at high speeds

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how are the particles in a gas arranged

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move about randomly and are much further apart than particles in solid or liquid and are free to move at high speeds

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4
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what state of matter has the highest density

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solid

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5
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what’s it called when a solid turns to a gas

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sublimation

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6
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what state of matter’s particles has the most energy

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gas

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7
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what material is the best conductors of energy

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metal

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8
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what material is the best insulators of energy

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wool

fibreglass

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9
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why are metals so good at conducting energy

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  1. metal contains free electrons that move about
  2. when heated they move faster
  3. . they diffuse and collide with other free electrons in the cooler part of the metal
  4. so they end up transferring kinetic energy to those free electrons in the cooler part of the metal
  5. therefore energy is transferred from the hot end of the Metal to the cold end
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why are non metals poor conductors

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don’t contain free electrons, instead the electrons are held in the atom

so the colder parts of the material don’t get kinetic energy as efficiently

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11
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what is convection

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circulation of a fluid (liquid or gas) caused by heating it

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12
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what are the properties used to describe each state of matter

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  1. flow
  2. shape
  3. volume
  4. density
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13
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what states of matter does convection take place

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liquids and gases

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14
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what happens when u heat a liquid or gas

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  1. becomes less dense
  2. rises
  3. cold air is drawn down to replace warm air and heated
  4. causes circulation
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15
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where do covection currents transfer energy

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from the hotter parts to the cooler parts

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16
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why do fluids rise when heated

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fluids expand when heated

particles move more, taking up more space. therefore density decreased because same mass is occupying a bigger volume

makes it less dense so rises

17
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what rises in convection

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hot fluid NOT HEAT

18
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do all objects emit infrared radiation

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yes

all objects emit infrared radiation

19
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what is the main form of heat transfer in solids

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conduction

20
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what is the main form of heat transfer in gases and liquids

A

convection

21
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explain what happens in terms of particles when you melt a solid into a liquid

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the solids particles will gain more kinetic energy

so vibrate more and faster

and eventually overcome the forces of attraction that holds the particles together and become a liquid

22
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why is a blanket with holes gonna keep you warmer than a blanket without holes

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it traps more air which reduces conduction because air is a better insulator than the blanket material

23
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what effects whether a particle can escape a liquid

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the speed of it
the direction it’s travelling
how near the surface it is