Topic 1 Flashcards

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TOPIC 1: MATTER ON THE MOVE

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What is Matter?

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● Is anything that has mass and takes up space
● All matter is made up of tiny particles

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What are Particles?

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● The particles that make up matter can be close
together or far apart

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What is the Particle Theory of Matter?

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● Particle models help to explain why gases and
liquids flow, while solids do not

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What does the Particle Theory of Matter state?

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  1. All particles of the same substance are made up of the same particles regardless of the state
  2. All matter is made up of small particles
  3. The particles attract one another
    ↳ These forces get stronger as the particles get
    closer
    ↳ The strength of the attraction depends on the
    type of particle
  4. The space between particles is larger compared
    to the sizes of the particles themselves
  5. Particles are always moving
    ↳ Their speed increases/decreases when the
    temperature increases/decreases
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What are changes in state?

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● A change in state occurs when the particles of a
substance gain or lose energy.

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Changes of State Triangle

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Solid –> Gas
● Sublimation

Gas –> Solid
● Deposition

Gas –> Liquid
● Condensation

Liquid –> Gas
● Evaporation

Liquid –> Solid
● Freezing (Solidification)

Solid –> Liquid
● Melting (Fusion)

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What are the three States of Matter?

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  1. Solid
  2. Liquid
  3. Gas
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  1. Solid
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● The particles retain a fixed volume and shape
● The particles are vibrating
● There is little space between the particles
● Does not flow
● It forms a pile
● Fixed shape and volume
● It is not easily compressible

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  1. Liquid
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● Takes the shape of its container
● Particles are moving/sliding past one another
● There is some free space between the particles
● Flow: it can be poured
● There is a fixed volume but no fixed shape
● It is easily compressible

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  1. Gas
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● Assume the shape and volume of its container
● The particles are moving fast
● Lots of space between particles
● Particles flow easily past eachother
● It is compressible

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TOPIC 2: MIXING AND DISSOLVING

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What are pure substances?

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● Are made up of one type of matter
● Can exist in three states of matter
● They have physical properties
● Examples of pure substances are:
↳ 1. Elements
↳ 2. Compounds

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  1. Elements
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● Are made of only one type of particle
● Elements can’t be broken down

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  1. Compounds
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● Are made of two or more elements
● They can be broken down into individual
elements

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What are physical properties?

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● Are things you can see or measure
● Examples:
↳ Colour
↳ Hardness
↳ Density
↳ Melting

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What are mixtures?

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● All mixtures contain two or more pure substances
(compounds)
● They have their own distinct properties (some of
which may be hidden)
● There are two types:
↳ 1. Homogeneous
↳ 2. Heterogeneous

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  1. Homogeneous Mixtures
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● Are mixtures which look the same throughout
(every part looks the same)
● Homogeneous mixtures are also known as
solutions if they are fluids.

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Solutions

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● Are a mixture where