Nature Of Matter Flashcards
(18 cards)
Matter
Anything occupying space and having mass
Kinetic Theory of Matter
States matter is composed of particles which
-Have intermolecular spaces between them
-Attract each other with force
-Are in continuous random motion
Change of State
The phenomenon of change from on state of matter to another
Melting (Fusion)
The process of change of state from solid to liquid on absorbing heat at a particular temperature
Vaporisation (Evaporation)
The process of conversion of a substance from the liquid state to the gaseous state at any temperature below its boiling point
Liquification
The process of change from the gaseous state to the liquid state at a particular temp
Solidifiaction (Freezing)
The process of change of matter from the liquid state to the solid state at a particular temp
Sublimation
The change of state of a substance directly from solid to gas without a changing into liquid state
Boiling Point
The constant temperature at which a liquid becomes a gas upon absorbing heat at 1 atm
Deposition
The change of state of a substance directly from gas to solid without a changing into liquid state
Melting Point
The constant temperature at which a solid becomes liquid upon absorbing heat at 1 atm
Liquification Point
The constant temperature at which a gas becomes a liquid at 1atm
Freezing Point
The constant temperature at which a liquid changes into a solid by giving out heat energy at 1 atm
Interconversion of Matter Based on Kinetic Theory: Melting
Particles of a solid become free from fixed position and get converted into a liquid by gain of free energy
Interconversion of Matter Based on Kinetic Theory: Vaporization
Particles become completely free and convert into gas/vapor by gain of energy
Interconversion of Matter Base on Kinetic Theory: Liquification
Particles slow down, come close and get converted into a liquid by loss of energy
Interconversion of Matter based on Kinetic Theory: Solidification/Freezing
Particles slow downL, come close and get converted into a solid by loss of energy
Law of conservation of Matter
Matter can neither be created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction
-Total mass of reaction = total mass of products