module 1 Flashcards

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how many major state of matter is there in the universe

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4

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what is matter

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anything that takes up space(volume) and has a mass.

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What is a property

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characteristic that we can use to help us identify a person place, or things.

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Name 2 type of property

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Chemical

Physical

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What is a chemical property

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How substance react with other substances

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What is a qualitative property

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Base on descriptive information of of observation of physical characteristic

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What is quantitative property

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properties that are observed and can generally not be measured with a numerical result

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Name some physical property

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Density
Conpressability
Diffusion

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9
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What is density

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The weight for its size

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What is compressibility

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Reduce the space between particle of a specific material

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What is diffusion

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The movement of one substance through an other

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What are the common state of matter

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Solid
Liquid
Gas
Plasma

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What are the shape, volume, density, compressibility, diffusion of solid

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Define shape
Define volume
Usually very dence
Not easily compressed
Not easily diffused
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What are the shape, volume, density, compressibility, diffusion of liquid

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Take the shape of its container
Defined volume
Usually less dence than solid
Not easily compressed
Easily diffused
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What are the shape, volume, density, compressibility, diffusion of gas

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Take the shape of its container
Take the volume of its container
Usually much less dence than solid and liquid

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What is plasma

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gaseous misture of positive ions and electrons.

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17
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What is the energy of an object in motion called

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Kinetic energy

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Why are gas easily compressible

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The distance between the particle are much larger than the particle the self

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What is intermolecular force

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The force of attraction between particle

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What happen the the speed of particle when temperature increases

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The speed decreases

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21
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What hold 2 seperate particle together

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Intermolecular force

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What could elastic collision cause

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Loss of energy
Particle have more energy
Energy of the particle stays the same

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what does the kinetic molecular theory state when comes to collision between particles and between particles and their container?

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its perfectly elastic, this means there is no loss of energy

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what happen to the kinetic energy of particles when temperature increases

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it increaes

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what is the kinetic energy equation
1/2mv2
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what is viscosity
the measure of resistance of a liquid to flow
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what does it mean in reference to intermolecular forces when particles a re held together.
the intermolecular forces must be higher
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how are gases and plasma alike
- state of matter - made of particles - particle are in constant motion - particles have large spaces between them - particles have very small forces of attraction - no definite shape, not definite volume, easily compressed and diffuse
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how are gases and plasma different
- gases are atoms or molecule while plasma is made of positive ions and electrons - gases exist easily at room temperature while plasma required large amount of energy.
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what is a phase
refers to the mixture of states of matter that coexist as physically distinct part of a mixture
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what is endothermic phases change
those that require energy to be added to the system for the change to take place
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what is exothermic phase changes
are those in which more energy is released than is required to break bonds
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what is melting or fusion
solid will change to a liquid when heat is added or absorbed
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what is evaporation
conversion of a liquid to gas
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what is boiling
occurs when vaporization take place
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what is condensation or liquefaction
conversion of a gas to a liquid
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what is freezing or solidifiation
conversion of a liquid to solid.
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what happen during freezings or modification in term of energy
energy is released
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what is sublimation
it occurs when a solid changes directly to a gas without passing through the liquid state
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what is deposition
opposite of sublimation, conversion to a solid from gas
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what happen to energy as substance freezes
energy is loss
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what is it call when both solid and liquid are present
plateau
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what is happening when a plateau occurs in term of temperature on a graph
its the melting point
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what is the normal melting point
the temperature a substance melts or freezes at standard pressure
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what is a characteristic physical property
property that can be used to distinguish one substance from an another.
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what is evaporation
the conversion from liquid to gas
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when does eaporation occurs
when some particles on the surface of the liquid have enough energy to overcome the forces of attraction between the liquid particles.
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what does a particle need to evaporate from the remainder of the liquid
have enough energy
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what is evaporative cooling
the lowering of a substances temperature.
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what happen to the particles of the liquid and a substance boils
the particles absorb energy and begin to move faster and further apart
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what is call the dynamo equilibrium
when the rate of condensation and the rate of evaporation is equal
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what is fractional distillation
the product of separation by their differing boiling point
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why is water boiling at 100C
there is a special intermolecular force of attraction called hydrogen-bonding in the water
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what is present at the boiling point
both liquid and gas
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what causes a greater boiling point
a greater intermolecular forces.
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what is the unit of measure for pressure
KPA(kilopascal) or Milibar(meteorological)
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how is pressure define
force per unit area
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what is 1 atmosphere equal to in mmhm and KPA
760 mmhm and 101.325 KPA
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what is the pressure created b the vapour at equilibrium known as
vapour pressure
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when does boiling occurs
when atmospheric pressure and vapour pressure are equal
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what is interpolation
technique that allows us to predict values of the independent and dependant variables.