Kinetic particle model of matter Flashcards

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Describe particle motion in solids.

A

vibration about a fixed position

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2
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Can solids be compressed?

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no

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3
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Do solids have a fixed shape?

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yes

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4
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Do solids have a fixed volume?

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yes

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5
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How are the forces of attraction/bonds between molecules in a solid?

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strong

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6
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How are molecules arranged in solids?

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regular arrangement, molecules close together, tightly packed

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7
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Describe particle motion in liquids.

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Particles flow and move over each other

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8
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Can liquids be compressed?

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no

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9
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Do liquids have a fixed shape?

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no

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10
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Do liquids have a fixed volume?

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yes

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11
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How are the forces of attraction/bonds between molecules in a liquid?

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weaker than in a solid

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12
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How are molecules arranged in liquids?

A

molecules are close together, irregular arrangement

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13
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Describe particle motion in gases, and the shape they take.

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molecules are free to move, move randomly, all directions
take shape of container

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14
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Can gases be compressed?

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yes

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15
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Do gases have a fixed shape?

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no

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16
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Do gases have a fixed volume?

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no

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17
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How are the forces of attraction/bonds between molecules in a gas?

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weak forces of attraction, molecules far apart

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18
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What is internal energy?

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energy of the molecules of a body

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19
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What is kinetic energy?

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energy due to molecule movement

20
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What is potential energy?

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energy due to forces and separation of molecules

21
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The greater the ______ of the molecules, the greater the potential energy

A

separation

22
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In potential energy, what is the type of force?

A

electrical

23
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solid -> liquid

24
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gas -> liquid

A

condensation

25
liquid -> solid
solidification for water, freezing
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liquid -> gas
boiling or evaporation
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In order to weaken/break bonds between molecules, what do melting and boiling do?
absorb heat energy
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Which processes absorb heat energy? Why?
melting and boiling to weaken and break bonds between molecules and increase molecule separation
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What happens as temperature increases, to particles?
they move faster
30
What is the lowest possible temperature (absolute 0)?
-273 celcius degrees
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What does it mean to the particles if an object is at absolute 0?
particles have the least kinetic energy
32
Describe the pressure of a gas, relation to motion of its particles and their collisions with a surface.
moving gas molecules collide with a surface, exerting a force.
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What is the effect of temperature on gas pressure? Why?
since molecules will move more quickly, they will collide with the walls of the container/surfaces more often, exerting a greater pressure positive correlation
34
What is one piece of evidence for the kinetic particle model of matter?
random movement of particles in suspension
35
Describe Brownian motion.
Brownian motion is the random collision between particles in suspension and the particles of the gas/liquid
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What causes pressure in gases?
force exerted when a particle collides with surfaces (creates F/a)
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What is Boyle's law?
For a fixed mass of gas at constant temperature, pressure is inversely proportional to volume
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What happens to the pressure of a gas as volume increases, at constant temperature?
decreases
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Why is pressure higher when volumes are smaller?
molecules collide off walls of the container more often.
40
What is the formula to find out pressure and volume before and after?
P1V1=P2V2
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What happens to the pressure of a gas when temperature changes (volume constant)?
pressure increases as temperature increases
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Why is pressure higher at higher temperatures?
molecules move faster and collide with container walls more often.
43
What is the equation relating degrees K and C?
T (in K) = 0 (in C) + 273
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Which processes emit heat energy? Why?
solidification and condensation, to strengthen or make molecular bonds and decrease molecule separation
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What is temperature, in terms of molecules?
measure of the average kinetic energy of the molecules of a substance
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How is the graph for P x V = constant?
linear, from origin
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For a fixed mass of gas at constant temperature, what is the relationship between pressure and volume?
P x V = constant