Kinetic Matter Flashcards

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What is matter?

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Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space

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What are the states of matter

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Solid, liquid and gas

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Solids

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Can’t change the shape, can’t be compressed, tightly packed

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Liquids

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Can change the shape easily, can’t be compressed, a little spread out

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Gases

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Can change the shape easily, can be compressed, big spaces between

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Describe the Kinetic model of matter

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All matter is made up of small particles that are always in motion and exert force on eachother

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Solids properties

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Rigid, definite volume and shape, vibrate in place, packed against each other

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Liquids properties

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Definite volume, able to change shape, can roll over each other and flow, loose

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Gases properties

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No definite volume or shape, move fast and freely, big spaces

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Process of diffusion

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Molecules randomly move from area where they are most concentrated to area of less concentration.

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Is water high or low viscosity

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Low meaning particles are further apart

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Is honey high or low viscosity

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High meaning particles are closer

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13
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Is milk high or low viscosity

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low

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14
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Is oil high or low viscosity

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low

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What is evaporation?

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Evaporation is from the surface of liquid and leads to cooling.

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16
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What is boiling

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Boiling is throughout liquid and doesn’t result in cooling

17
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What happens to particles when you heat something

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When you heat ice the particles separate making it flow

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What happens to particles when you cool something

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When you cool water, particles’ pack together making it solidify

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Difference in density for something needing to float on a liquid.

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Anything will float in water if the density is equal or less than water density

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Density Gas

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low density, lots of empty space between particles

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Density liquids

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High density, particles close

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Density solids

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High density, particles tightly packed

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What happens to matter when heated and cooled.

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Most matter expands when heated and contracts when cools

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Applications of thermal contractions and expansions

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Engine coolants, Mercury in thermometer

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Difference between temperature and Thermal energy
Temperature measures average kinetic energy of particles in substance. Thermal energy measures the total kinetic energy of particles in substance
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Conduction
When heat from flames touch pot, heat spreads through solid metal pot
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Convection
Heat transfer through water, bottom water gets heat, heat rises, moves in circle motion e.g. boiling water
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Radiation
When heat goes on object without touching it so air gets hot which makes object hot. E.g. heat from the sun
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What can black objects do
They are good emitters and absorbers of radiant energy
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Examples of thermal energy in Homes, industry and nature
Home: Kettle on stove to boil, iron on clothes Industry: Cement, glass Nature: Solar heat, hot springs
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Designs that promote thermal energy transfer
Black cars
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Designs that reduce thermal energy transfer
Insulation, heat reflecting roofs
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Measuring techniques for Temperature and mass
Temperature: Thermometer Mass: Balances and scales