Particles Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
Q

What do all particles have?

Hint: to do with moving

A

Kinetic energy

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2
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Kinetic energy ________ with temperature

A

Increases

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3
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In a ______,the particles vibrate around fixed positions. There is a ______ force of attraction between each particle and they are very ____ together.

A

Solid
Strong
Close

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4
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In a ______ the particles are _____ together but can move in ____ direction. They won’t keep a ______ shape like _______ do.

A
Liquid
Close
Any
Fixed
Solids
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5
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In a ____, the particles are very ___ apart and move ______ in ___ directions. They often _______ with each other.

A
Gas
Far
Quickly
All
Collide
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6
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What is ‘how heavy is an object is for its size’ called?

A

Density

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7
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If something weighs _____ than the same amount of water does, it can basically push the water out of the way. We say it is more _____ than water, so it will ____ in water.

A

More
Dense
Sink

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8
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If something weighs _____ than the same amount of water does, we say it is ___ dense than water, so it will ____ in water.

A

Less
Less
Float

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9
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Particles move from an area of ___ concentration to ___ concentration. This is called ________.

A

High
Low
Diffusion

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10
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What is caused by the particles in a gas colliding with the wall of the container?

A

Pressure

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If the temperature is ___________, the particles move faster, therefore they will collide more often (and harder) and the pressure ________. The opposite is also true.

A

Increased

Increases

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12
Q

If a container is made sandalled (with no gas leaking out), the pressure will _______ because the particles will collide with the container more often.

A

Increase

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13
Q

If a metal sphere was heated over a Bunsen burner, what would happen to it and why?

A

It would expand because the particles are being given more energy so they will collide with the wall more often and make it expand.

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14
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HEAT DOES NOT ____. But ______ liquids and gases do.

A

Rise

Hotter

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15
Q

What is a fluid?

A

A liquid or a gas

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16
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The heated particles in the liquid or gas gain energy, so they move about ____ and therefore spread out. The same number of particles now takes up more space, so the fluid has become ____ dense. Less dense fluids ____ and more dense fluids ____. This sets up a __________ current.

A
More
Less
Rise
Sink
Convection
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17
Q

Something is only pure if it contains ___ type/s of substance (often __________ joined).

A

One

Chemically

18
Q

A _______ is two or more substances that are mixed together but not chemically joined (impure substances)

19
Q

A ________ is a special type of mixture that is made when a _____ dissolves in a ______.

A

Solution
Solid
Liquid

20
Q

What is the solid which dissolves called?

21
Q

What is the liquid that does the dissolving called?

22
Q

What does insoluble mean?

A

A solid which can’t be dissolved.

23
Q

If a solid is insoluble, it is easy to separate by _________ the mixture.

24
Q

To separate a soluble solid from a liquid, ___________ can be used.

25
``` Solid - liquid = Liquid - solid = Solid - gas = Gas - liquid = Liquid - gas = ```
``` Melting Solidification Sublimination Condensation Evaporation ```
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The solubility of a solute, is the mass of that solute which will d______ (at a given temperature) before the solution becomes _________.
Dissolve | Saturated
27
What are the four factors that can affect solubility?
Volume of solvent Type of solvent Type of solute If you stir the solution/how long it is given
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What is a mixture?
Two or more substances mixed together but not chemically joined.
29
What is a solution?
It is the product formed when a solute completely dissolved in a solvent.
30
What does soluble mean?
If a solute dissolves in a solvent then it is soluble.
31
What is distillation?
A method used to desperate a solid from a liquid
32
What is evaporation?
The change of state of a liquid to a gas. This can also be used a method for separating soluble solids and liquids.
33
What is condensation?
The change of state of a gas to a liquid.
34
What does insoluble mean?
If a solid doesn't dissolve in a liquid then it is insoluble.
35
The amount of salt that can be dissolved in water _________ as the temperature at which it is heated increases.
Increases
36
Name three risks which could occur during a distillation experiment.
Burn yourself on Bunsen burner Smash test tube Set hair on fire Test tube melting
37
What is distillation?
A method for separating the solvent from a solution, (this way you keep the liquid).
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What two processes does distillation involve?
Evaporation and condensation
39
What is chromatography?
A method for separating mixtures of liquids.
40
Why do the substances in a mixture get separated in chromatography?
Because more soluble substances spread along the paper faster.
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Why is filter paper used in chromatography?
Because normal paper does not absorb water as well as filter paper.