Kinetic particle theory

Question 1

Solid fixed shape

Answer 1

Are close packed in an orderly manner
Are held together by strong forces of attraction
Have enough kinetic energy to vibrate and rotate around position

Question 2

Solid fixed volume

Answer 2

Solids are incompressible because the particles are very close together. Thus, the volume of a solid is fixed.

Question 3

Liquid does not have a fixed shape

Answer 3

A: disorderly
Less closely packed than in solid
AFBP: weake
KEOP: Low
MOP: move freely throughout the liquid

Question 4

Liquid fixed volume

Answer 4

Liquid particles are further apart from each other than solid particles. However, the liquid particles are still packed quite closely together. Therefore, liquids are incompressible and have a constant volume.

Question 5

Gas no fixed shape

Answer 5

Disorderly
Very far apart
Weaker
High
Move about rapidly

Question 6

Gas no fixed volume

Answer 6

Particles of gas have much more space between them. They can be forced to get close to each other. Therefore, when pressure is applied, the gas is easily compressed. Gases are compressible, so their volume is not constant.