C1.1 The Particle Model Flashcards

1
Q

The relative distance between particles in a solid?

A

Touching with very little space between them

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2
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The relative distance between particles in a liquid?

A

Are still touching but with some space between them

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3
Q

The relative distance between particles in a gas?

A

Are not touching and have lots of space between them

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4
Q

Arrangement of particles in a solid?

A

Neat, compact, tight, next to each other

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5
Q

Arrangement of particles in a liquid?

A

Quite close, randomly arranged

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6
Q

Arrangement of particles in a gas?

A

Widely spaced, randomly arranged

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7
Q

Movement of particles in a solid?

A

Little to no movement - only vibration

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8
Q

Movement of particles in a liquid?

A

Fair amount of continuous movement

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9
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Movement of particles in a gas?

A

Lots of movement with plenty of space

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10
Q

Properties of solids?

A

Rigid, has volume, definite shape, resistant to change of shape, doesn’t flow, doesn’t expand to fill, can’t be compressed easily

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11
Q

Properties of liquids?

A

No shape, fixed volume, can’t be easily compressed, can flow to take the shape

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12
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Properties of gases?

A

No shape, no volume, easy to compress, expands, low density, occupies more space than solids & liquids

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13
Q

Why do gases flow and fill their container?

A
  • The particles don’t touch each
    other - has space in between
  • Occupies lots of space/expands to
    fill the container
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14
Q

Why do liquids take the shape of a container?

A
  • The particles aren’t squeezed
    together - have space in
    between/isn’t compressed
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15
Q

Why does a solid expand when heated?

A

When particles vibrate (when heated), more space is created (due to the particles gaining energy)

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16
Q

Calculate the distance between atoms?

A

Ratio of: distance to diameter
= distance/diameter

17
Q

2 differences between a physical and chemical change?

A

Physical:
- change of arrangement
- easily reversible
Chemical:
- colour change
- irreversible

18
Q

Solid to liquid?

A

Melting

19
Q

Liquid to solid?

A

Solidifying

20
Q

Solid to gas?

A

Sublimation

21
Q

Gas to solid?

A

Deposition

22
Q

Gas to liquid?

A

Condensing

23
Q

Liquid to gas?

A
  • Boiling
  • Evaporation (below boiling point)
24
Q

Forces between particles - Strongest to weakest?

A
  • Solid - strongest
    Liquid
    Gas - weakest
  • Because of the distance between
    the particles
25
Q

Limitations of the particle model?

A

(Specifically)
- Forces between particles
- Size of particles
- Space between particles