particle model of matter Flashcards

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what is density?

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the amount of mass in a given volume of space

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what is mass?

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how much matter an object has, measured in kg and uses and electrical balance

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what is volume?

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how much space something takes up, measure in cm³ or m³, length x width x height

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what is the equation that links density mass and volume?

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density= mass/ volume

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how are particles arranged in solids?

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  • incompressible/ have a fixed volume
  • do not flow
  • hard to change the shape of
  • denser than gas and liquids
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how are the particles in a liquid arranged?

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  • hard to change volume because particles are close
  • they flow
  • easy to change the shape of
  • more dense than gas but less that solids
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haw are the particles in a gas arranged?

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  • compressible
  • they flow
  • easy to change the shape of
  • less dense than a solid and liquid
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changes of state?

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melting: solid to liquid
freezing: liquid to solid
boiling: liquid to gas at boiling point
evaporating; liquid to gas when the temperature of the liquid is lower than boiling point
condensing: gas to liquid
sublimating: solid to gas without going through the liquid state

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what is internal energy?

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the energy that the particles have.
it is the total of:
- the kinetic energy particles have due to their individual motion relative to each other
- the potential energy they have due to their individual positions relative to each other
* it does not include gravitational potential energy or the kinetic energy of the substance *

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what is the specific heat capacity?

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this is the amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of 1kg of a material by 1°C

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what is the specific heat capacity equation?

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energy= mass x specific heat capacity x change in temperature

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what is latent heat energy?

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the amount of energy needed to cause 1kg of a material to change state

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what is the latent heat energy equation?

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energy= mass x latent heat

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latent heat observation?

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  • as we heat a solid, its temperature will increase
  • when it begins to melt, its temperature will stay the same until all of it has melted
  • it is now a liquid, and the temperature will rise again
  • until it begins to boil then it will stay at the same temperature until all of it has vapourised.
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latent heat explanation?

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  • this is because the heat energy transferred to the substance while it is changing state is called latent heat
  • latent heat does not make the substance hotter instead it is used to break the bonds between the particles so they can change state
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16
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explain gas pressure

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  • as the particles collide with the sides of the container , they exert a force on it
  • this is what gas pressure is; the force exerted by the gas particles as they collide on the sides of the container
  • increasing the temperature therefore increases the pressure