Y8 Test On 5th December Flashcards

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Name the four states of matter

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Solid, liquid, gas, plasma

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2
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Name the processes of change for physical changes

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Condensation
Freezing
Melting
Sublimation
Evaporation
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3
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Describe the particle arrangement in a solid

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The particles are tightly packed so they cannot move, but they can vibrate. They are in an even pattern

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Describe the particle arrangement in a liquid

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The bonds between particles are weaker, which allows them to slip past each other. There is no regular pattern

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5
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Describe the particle arrangement in a gas

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In a gas, particles spread out to fill the space they are in, because they can move freely. They can move in any direction at a very high speed

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6
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What happens to particles during a change of state?

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The amount of energy between each particle changes, causing them to either vibrate more or less

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7
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Name some of the properties of metals

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Some are soluble. 
All are solid at room temperature except mercury
Some are malleable
They are good conductors of electricity
They are good conductors of heat
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8
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What is strength?

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The ability to withstand a force

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9
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What is hardness?

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The measure of how easy it is to scratch a solid

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10
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What is an alloy and why do we make them?

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Alloys are a combination of two or more metals. We make them to bring out the best qualities in a solid e.g hardness or shine

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11
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What is viscosity?

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The ability to flow

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12
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What is solubility?

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If a mass can dissolve in a solvent

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13
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What can make particles move faster?

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Heat energy

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14
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When air is heated, it becomes…?

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Lighter

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15
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If air is less dense than other air, it…?

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Floats

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16
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Why does expansion happen?

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When heat causes the particles to vibrate more, which causes more collisions, which causes the space between particles to expand. THE PARTICLES STAY THE SAME SIZE

17
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What is concentration?

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A measure of the solute particles in a solvent. If the number is high, the substance is concentrated. If it is low, it is dilute

18
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How would you increase the concentration of a solution?

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You would add more solute, or take away some of the solvent

19
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What is pressure?

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A measure of the average force of collisions when gas or liquid particles move, and collide with the area of the container’s sides. The pressure is measured in kilopascals (kPa)

20
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What is the difference between higher and lower pressure?

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In a high pressure, there are much more collisions with the side of the container because there are more particles