T3 - Particle model of matter Flashcards

1
Q

Equation for density?

A

Density(kg/m^3) = Mass(kg) / volume(m^3)

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2
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Features of particles in a solid? x3

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-particles close together
-particles arranged in regular pattern
-vibrate but dont move

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3
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Features of particles in a liquid? x3

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-particles close together
-particles not arranged in regular pattern
-particles move around each other

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3
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Features of particles in a gas? x3

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-particles far apart
-particles not arranged in pattern
-particles move rapidly

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3
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Why do solids have a high density?

A

particles are close together

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3
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Why do gases have a low density?

A

particles are far apart

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3
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What is internal energy?

A

energy stored in a system by the particles

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4
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Internal energy is the total of what two energies?

A

-kinetic
-potential

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5
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What is solid to gas called?

A

sublimation

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6
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What happens to internal energy if you heat a substance?

A

Internal energy increases

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7
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What happens to internal energy if you cool a substance?

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Internal energy decreases

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8
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What happens to the mass when a change of state takes places?

A

Mass is conserved

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9
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What is evaporation?

A

when the surface of a liquid turns to gas

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10
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What is the specific heat capacity of a substance?

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the amount of energy required to raise the temperature of 1kg of the substance by 1 degree C

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11
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Equation for specific heat capacity?

A

change in thermal energy(J) = mass(kg) × specific heat capacity(j/kg c) × temperature change(C)

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12
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What is latent heat?

A

energy needed for a substance to change state

13
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During change of state, what changes and what doesnt?

A

Internal energy changes and temperature does not

14
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What is specific latent heat?

A

the amount of energy required to change the state of 1kg of the substance with no change in temperature.

15
Q

What change of state is specific latent heat of fusion?

A

solid to liquid

16
Q

What change of state is specific latent heat of vapourisation?

A

liquid to vapour

17
Q

Equation for specific latent heat?

A

energy for a change of state(J) = mass(kg) × specific latent heat(J/kg)

18
Q

particles of gas move in what motion?

A

constant random motion

19
Q

What causes pressure of a gas?

A

particles colliding with wall of container

20
Q

How can we increase pressure of gas?

A

increase temperature of gas

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How does increasing temperature of gas increase pressure?
increases kinetic energy of particles
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How does increasing kinetic energy of gas increase pressure? x2
-increases number of collisions -increases energy of each collision
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How does the force created by particle collisions act?
act at rights angles to wall of container
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What happens to pressure when you increase volume of container?
It decreases
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Why does the pressure decrease when volume of container increases?
particles travel further before colliding
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Correlation between pressure of gas and volume?
inversely proportional
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What happens to the pressure if the volume increases?
it decreases
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Pressure and volume equation?
pressure(pa) × volume(m^3) = constant
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What is work?
transfer of energy by a force.
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What happens when you do work on a gas?
internal energy and temperature of gas increase