1. Matter Flashcards

(46 cards)

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what is matter

A

anything that occupies space, has mass, and can be perceived by our senses

matter means all the living and non-living things of the universe

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What did Maharishi Kannada call the tiny particles of matter

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anu

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what did the Indian philosophers consider matter to be made up of?

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Five tattvas

Akash, Vayu, Tejas (Agni), Jal, Prithvi

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What is matter composed of?

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tiny particles called molecules

they exist freely in nature and have the properties of whatever substance they make up

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5
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what are the three types of molecules?

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Monoatomic (only one atom)

Diatomic (two atoms)

Polyatomic (more than 2 atoms)

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state the 4 characteristics of molecules

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they are small in size

they have spaces between them

they are in constant motion as they possess kinetic energy

they attract each other

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what is the size of a molecule

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nearly 10-10 (10 raised to minus 10)

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intermolecular space

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space between molecules of matter is called intermolecular space

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What is the motion of molecules in solids, liquids and gases respectively

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Solids - vibrate about their mean positions

Liquids - free to move within the boundary of the container

Gases - move in a random manner everywhere in the space available to them

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10
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what is lycopodium powder also called?

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jash powder

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intermolecular force of attraction

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the molecules of matter exert a force of attraction on each other

this is called intermolecular force of attraction

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12
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it is due to which force that intermolecular force is caused?

A

electrostatic force

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13
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at what measure of separation does the intermolecular force of attraction vanish

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10 raised to -9 meters

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define force of cohesion

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the intermolecular force of attraction between the molecules of the same substance is called the force of cohesion

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define force of adhesion

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the intermolecular force of attraction between the molecules of two different substances is called force of adhesion

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16
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why can liquids and gases flow

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molecular forces of attraction are weaker in them

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17
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properties of solids

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  • rigid
  • definite size (volume)
  • definite shape
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properties of liquids

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  • nonrigid

definite volume

no definite shape (take the shape of the vessel in which they are placed)

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properties of gases

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nonrigid

no definite volume

no definite shape (take both volume and shape of container)

20
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3 properties which decided the state of a substance

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intermolecular space

intermolecular force of attraction

kinetic energy of molecules (due to their motion)

21
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when does matter exist as a solid

A

when
intermolecular force is very strong
Kinetic energy is less
intermolecular space is reduced

22
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when does matter exist as a liquid

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when

Intermolecular forces are not as strong as solids.
kinetic energy is sufficient for to-and-fro motion
intermolecular space is increased

23
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when does matter exist as a gas

A

intermolecular force is negligible
kinetic energy is very high

24
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define change of state

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The process of change from one state to another state either by absorption or rejection of heat at a constant temperature is called change of state

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what is melting also called
fusion
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melting
when a solid is heated, it changes into a liquid at a fixed temperature
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freezing
when a liquid is cooled, it changes into a solid at a fixed temperature
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boiling/vaporization
when a liquid is heated, it changes into its vapor at a fixed temperature
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condensation/liquefaction
when vapor is cooled at a fixed temperature, it changes into liquid state
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1 property of condensation point
The condensation point of a gas is the same as the boiling point of its liquid
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sublimation
When a solid changes directly into its vapor state without changing into a liquid
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deposition/reverse sublimation
when a gas is cooled, it changes directly into a solid without passing into its liquid state
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what is latent/hidden heat?
The quantity of heat given to or rejected by a substance does not change the temperature of that substance\ this is called latent heat
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melting point of solid
The temperature at which a solid changes into a liquid without further change in temperature
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1 property of melting point
The melting point of a solid is the same as the freezing point of its liquid state
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melting point of wax
55 degrees Celsius
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Explanation of the relationship between melting point and freezing point
The amount of heat rejected during freezing is the same as the amount of heat absorbed during melting for the same mass of the substance
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specific latent heat
amount of heat absorbed/rejected during change of state for a unit mass of a substance measured in joules per kilogram
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what is freezing mixture? give 1 use
the mixture of salt added to ice is called freezing mixture it is used to prepare kulfis
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in the process of melting and vaporization, which energy increases
potential energy
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boiling point of a liquid
temperature at which a liquid change into a vapor without further increase in temperature
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what happens to the boiling point of a liquid when impurities are added
it increases
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5 factors which affect the rate of evaporation
temperature of the surroundings area of exposed surface (surface area) Nature of liquid flow of air above the liquid presence of moisture/ humidity
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evaporation
liquid changes into vapor at all temperatures from the surface of the liquid
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4 applications of evaporation
- water gets cooled in earthen pot - doctors advise putting wet cloth on on patients having a high fever - tea is put in a saucer to cool down faster - evaporation of sweat helps maintain body temperature
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what is the average kinetic energy of molecules of a subatnces
measure of its temperature