Temp And State Changes Flashcards

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Properties of particles in a solid

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Or in a regular arrangement, vibrate about a fixed position and sit very closely together

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Properties of particles in a gas

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Are randomly arranged, move quickly in all directions and are far apart

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Properties of particles in a liquid

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They are randomly arranged, they move around each other and sit close together

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A solid material can go straight to being a gas without first becoming a liquid when heated. What is this called?

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Sublimation

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What do you call the movement of a gass of liquid?

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Condensing

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Why is boiling an active process?

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People actively apply energy to a liquid to turn it into a gas using a heater such as a kettle

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Why is evaperation a passive process?

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The liquid slowly absorbs energy from the surrounding area so that particles gain enough energy to escape the liquid

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Why doesn’t the total mass change when changing state?

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Because the number of particles doesn’t change

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What is the internal energy?

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Total amount of kinetic energy and chemical potential energy of all the particles in system

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What happens to the particles if energy is given to raise the temperature?

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Particles speed up and gain kinetic energy

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What happens to potential energy if a substance melts or boils?

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The energy is put into breaking the bond which increases the potential energy

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What is temperature?

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Measure of the average speed of the particles

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What is specific heat capacity?

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The heat energy needed to raise the temp of 1 kg of a substance by 1°C

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What is specific heat capacity measured in?

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Joules per kilogram per degree Celsius

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What three things does the change in temperature of a system depend on?

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The mass of the material, the substance of the material and the amount of energy put into the system

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16
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What happens if a substance has a low specific heat capacity?

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It will warm up and cool down quickly

17
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What are the equations for change in thermal energy?

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Mass x specific heat capacity x temperature change or change in thermal energy= mass x specific latent heat

18
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The energy required for a particular change in temperature is given by what?

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Specific heat capacity

19
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The energy required for a particular change in state is given by what?

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Specific Latent heat

20
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What is specific latent heat?

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The amount of energy required to change the state of 1 kg of a material without changing its temperature

21
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What is latent heat of fusion ?

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The amount of energy needed to melt or freeze the material at its melting point

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What is latent heat of vaporisation?

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The amount of energy needed to boil or condense the material at its boiling point

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When measuring specific latent heat on a graph what does it mean if the line is horizontal?

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These are the places where the energy is not being used to increase the speed of particles being used to break the bonds between to change state