Kinetic Particle Theory Flashcards

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Meaning of matter

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Anything that has mass and takes up space

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Meaning of particle

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Building block of matter

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Melting

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The process by which a solid turns into a liquid at its melting point

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Boiling

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At which as liquid turns into a gas at its boiling point

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Condensation

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The process by which a gas turns into a liquid

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freezing

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The process by which a liquid turns into a solid

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Sublimation

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The process at which a solid turns directly into a gas without melting

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Evaporation

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The conversion of liquid to its vapour below the boiling temperature of the liquid

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Deposition

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When a gas turns directly into a solid

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Kinetic Particle Theory states:

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“All matter is made up of tiny particles that are in constant random motion and constantly collide with one another”

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A scientific theory is?

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A scientific theory is a well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world

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Matters can be classified as…

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  1. Solid
  2. Liquid
  3. Gas
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Arrangement of particles in a solid

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The particles of a solid are closely packed in an orderly pattern with very little space between them

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Arrangement of particles in a liquid

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The particles of a liquid are closely packed in a disorderly manner, with slightly more spaces between them than in a solid

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Arrangement of particles in a gas

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The particles of a gas are very far apart from one another in a disorderly manner

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Movement of particles in a solid

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Vibrate and rotate about their fixed positions

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Movement of particles for liquids

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Slide over one another

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Movement of particles for gases

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Rapidly and freely in all directions

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Energy level of particles in a solid

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Energy level of particles in a liquid

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Energy level of particles in a gas

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Shape of particles in a solid

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DEFINITE SHAPE as the particles cannot move about freely

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Shape of particles in a Liquid

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NO DEFINITE SHAPE, but takes the shape of the container as particles ARE ABLE TO MOVE ABOUT

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Shape of particles in a gas

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NO DEFINITE SHAPE, but takes the shape of the container as particles ARE ABLE TO MOVE ABOUT

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Volume of solids
FIXED VOLUME as particles are closely packed and there is LITTLE/ ALMOST NO SPACE BETWEEN PARTICLES
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Volume of liquids
FIXED VOLUME as particles are closely packed and there LITTLE SPACE BETWEEN PARTICLES
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Volume of gases
- NO FIXED VOLUME. Gases can be COMPRESSED - There are LARGE SPACES BETWEEN THE PARTICLES, hence, particles can come closer together or move further away
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Expansion
When matter is heated, the particles gain energy and move faster and further apart. Thus, volume increases
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Contraction
When matter is cooled, the particles and move slower and closer together. Thus, volume decreases.
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Similarities between evaporation and boiling
Both involves the change from liquid to gas
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Difference between evaporation and boiling
1. Evaporation occurs at the surface only while boiling occurs throughout the liquid 2. Evaporation occurs below boiling point and Boiling occurs when temperature reaches boiling point