Particle Model (paper2) Flashcards

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What is sublimation

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When a solid goes straight to a gas

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2
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What is the kinetic theory

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Where everything is made up of particles

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3
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Why can solids not be compressed

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The particles are free to vibrate but not move

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4
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Why are liquids not in a fixed position

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The particles are moving faster so the weaker forces of attraction can’t keep them in a fixed position

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5
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Why can’t liquids be compressed

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As the particles are still very close

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6
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What happens to the mass during a change of state

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It is conserved as the number of particles stays the same

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7
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Out of physical and chemical changes, which cannot be reversed

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Chemical changes

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8
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What is density

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The mass of a certain volume of that substance

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9
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When are most substances most dense

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When a solid, and least when a gas

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10
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Why are solids usually denser

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The particles are closer together

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11
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When a solid stores more thermal energy how does its particles react

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They vibrate more

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12
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What is temperature

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The measurement of the vibration of particles

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13
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The amount of thermal energy stored depends on three things

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Mass
Temp
Material

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14
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What is the specific heat capacity of a material

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Th amount of energy it takes to increase 1kg of that material by 1 degree

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15
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What do the flat parts of heating graphs show

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That heat is still being applied but the extra energy is being used to overcome bonds

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16
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What is specific latent heat

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The amount of energy needed to change state of 1kg of a substance

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17
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What energy is given out when something freezes or condenses

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The same as the specific latent heat

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18
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What is the temp of a gas a measure of

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Its average kinetic energy

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19
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Heating a gas increases what

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It’s kinetic energy, so the particles move faster and the temp rises

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20
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What is the pressure of a gas due to

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Forces on the walls of its container caused by the moving particles hitting the walls

21
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The faster the particles are moving, the what

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The more frequent the collisions will be and the higher the force they exert when they collide

22
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What is the units of pressure

23
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What is absolute zero

24
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What would happen to a gas if it could be made absolute zero

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It’s pressure would be 0 and it’s particles wouldn’t be moving

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What is a scale that measure temp relative to absolute zero
The kelvin temp scale
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How to you convert from kelvin to degrees
Minus 273
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The average kinetic energy of a gas is directly proportional to what
The kelvin temperature of the gas
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What is the effect if gas particles hitting a surface
It’s causes an overall net force on the surface
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Inside a container, what degrees do gas particles hit the surface at
90°
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How many forces does it take bend, stretch or compress an object
More than one
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Define elastic
Once forces are removed it can move back to its original shape
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What does inelastic mean
It will keep its new shape once forces are removed
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Can objects be both inelastic and elastic
Yes if the forces are small enough they are elastic but if the forces are too big it can become inelastic
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Name a material that can be both
Metals eg springs
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What is the extension of a spring
The change in length when forces are applied
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For a metal spring, what is the relationship between force and length
Linear
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When does the relationship become non linear
When the spring is stretched too far
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Name another object that has a non linear relationship
Rubber bands
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What is the spring constant
The force needed to produce the extension of one metre in a spring
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What is work done
Energy transferred when a force moves through a distance
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What is pressure
The measure of the force on a unit of surface area when the force is normal
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What can pressure also be exerted by
Fluids like gas and liquids
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What is atmospheric pressure
The pressure on you from the air
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What does the pressure exerted by a fluid depend on
The depth of the fluid
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The deeper you are, the what
More weight of fluid to exert pressure on you
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What does pressure also depend on
The density
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Objects in a fluid have what force acting on them
Upthrust
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What is upthrust due to
The difference in pressure above and below the object