C1.1 Particle Model Flashcards

1
Q

What are particles?

A

A tiny bit of matter

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2
Q

What is the particle model?

A

describes how particles are arranged and how they move in a solid, liquid and gas

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3
Q

Arrangement of particles in a solid

A

regular lattice arrangement

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4
Q

Arrangement of particles in a liquid

A

random - free to move past each other but tend to stick together

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5
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Arrangement of particles in a gas

A

random - free moving

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6
Q

Relative distance between particles in a solid

A

very close

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7
Q

Relative distance between particles in a liquid

A

close

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8
Q

Relative distance between particles in a gas

A

far apart

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9
Q

Main movement of particles in a solid

A

Vibrate about a fixed point

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10
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Main movement of particles in a liquid

A

move around eachother

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11
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Main movement of particles in a gas

A

move quickly in all directions

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12
Q

What substances cannot be compressed/squashed? and why?

A

Solid and liquid because there is no space for the particles to move into

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13
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Describe the nature of a solid? (refer to shape and fluidity) and why?

A

Has a fixed shape and cannot flow

TIB particles vibrate around a fixed point and cannot move from place to place

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14
Q

What is a physical change?

A

when a substance changes state or shape, or breaks into pieces, reversible change
- example - dissolving sugar in water

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15
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What is a chemical change?

A

a change that produces one or more new substances, irreversible change
- example - cooking (egg), steel rusting and an acid reacting with an alkali to make salt and water

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16
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What happens to particles when a change of state occurs?

A

its particles stay the same but the arrangement and movement changes
- example - when ice cube melts to make liquid water its particles start to move around each other instead of being in fixed positions

17
Q

What happens to particles when a chemical change occurs?

A

particles break up and the join together in different ways - new substance is the product

18
Q

how big is an atom?

A

10^-10 cm

19
Q

what is the diameter of an atom?

A

6.2x10^-11

20
Q

what are the forces between particles?

A

electrostatic forces of attraction between + and - charges.
get weaker further apart particles are
strongest in solids, weakest in gases

21
Q

limitations of particle model, what does it not take into account?

A
  • forces between particles
  • size of particles
  • space between particles
22
Q

what is diffusion?

A

movement of particles from high to low concentration

23
Q

when is IDE used?

A

if only 2 elements are present - e.g. calcium oxide

24
Q

when is ATE used?

A

if oxygen is present as a third element - e.g. instead of copper nitrogen oxygen it becomes copper nitrate

25
Q

do online balancing equation practice

A