topic 3 - particle model of matter: changes of state and the particle model Flashcards

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1
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What is the equation which links density, mass and volume?

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density = mass/volume

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2
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What is the symbol for density?

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ρ

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3
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What is the symbol for mass?

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m

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4
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What is the symbol for volume?

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V

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5
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What are the units for density?

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kg/m^3

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What are the units for mass?

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kilograms (kg)

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What are the units for volume?

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m^3

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8
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How are particles arranged in a material with high density?

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Close together.

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When you compress a material, what happens to its density?

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It increases.

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10
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What are the three states of matter?

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Solid, liquid and gas.

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Which state of matter generally has the highest density?

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Solids.

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How do particles move in a solid?

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They vibrate in fixed positions.

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13
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Do particles have a lot of energy in solids?

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No (so they can only vibrate in fixed positions).

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How do the forces of attraction in solids and liquids compare?

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Solids have stronger forces of attraction than liquids.

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How are particles arranged in a liquid?

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Close together, but can move past each other, and form irregular arrangements.

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16
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How do particles move in a liquid?

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In random directions at low speeds.

17
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How does the energy of particles in solids and liquids compare?

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Particles in liquids have more energy than in solids.

18
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What are forces of attraction in gases like?

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Very weak - almost none.

19
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Do gas particles have more or less energy than liquids and solids?

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More energy.

20
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How do particles move in gases?

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In random directions at high speeds.

21
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What is the density of a gas like?

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Low.

22
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When a substance changes state, what happens to its mass?

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It is conserved (stays the same).

23
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Is a change of state a physical or chemical change and why?

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Physical change - the material recovers its original properties if the change of state is reversed.

24
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What is the change of state from solid into liquid called?

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Melting.

25
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What is the change of state from liquid into solid called?

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Freezing.

26
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What is the change of state from liquid into gas called?

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Boiling OR evaporating.

27
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What is the change of state from gas into liquid called?

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Condensing.

28
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What is the change of state from solid into gas called?

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Sublimating.