The Heating Curve Flashcards
What is kinetic energy
The energy an object possesses due to it’s movement
What is temperature
A measure of the average kinetic energy of particles,
given in a Substance
What is melting point
The tempreture at which the solid phase and liquid phase exits in equilibrium
The solid changes into a liquid
What is boiling point
The temperature at which the
vapor pressure of a substance is equal to the atmospheric
pressure. The liquid changes into a
gas.
NUMBER1
As you heat ice
What happened to the energy supplied
And what happens to the particles
As you heat ice the energy supplied is used to increase the kinetic energy of particle
This results in particles to vibrate faster
NUMBER2
Continuously hearing ice eventually reaches a point where energy supplied is not used to increase kinetic energy
What is energy used for
Yeh energy is used to break up the intermolecular forces holding the particles together
NUMBER2
A) When the IMF break what happened to the particles
B) what phase is present here
C)Describe the change in temperature
And what is the reason for this
E) what point is this known as
A)The particles separate resulting in a a loose packing which is the liquid phase
B) both the liquid and solid
C) temperature remains constant as kinetic energy is not increasing
E) the melting point
NUMBER3
One all the ice is melted and only the liquid phase is present
What happens to the energy supplied
What does this result in
The energy supplied is used increase the kinetic energy of particles
Thai results I’m an increase in temp
NUMBER4
After continuously heating after the liquid phase
A) what happens to the energy supplied
B) describe the temperature
C) describe what happens to the particles
D)what phase is present
E) what point is this one on as
A)energy supplied is used to break the inter molecular forces
B) the temperature remains constant
C)this results in particles being further apart which is a gaseous State
D) both liquid and gas
E) Boiling point
NUMBER5
What happened after the boiling point
All water has evaporated
Only the gaseous phase is present