Particles and their behaviour End of year test Flashcards

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What are the three states of matter?

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Solid, liquid, gas.

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Define sublimation.

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Solid changes directly to gas.

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3
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Name a substance that sublimes.

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Dry ice or iodine.

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4
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What happens to particles during melting?

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Gain energy, move apart.

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5
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Difference between evaporation and boiling?

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Evap: surface, any temp. Boil: all through, fixed temp.

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6
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Define condensation.

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Gas to liquid.

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7
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What is the melting point?

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Temp where solid becomes liquid.

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8
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Why do pure substances have a flat melting point line?

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Same particles, energy breaks bonds.

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9
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What state can’t flow or be compressed?

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Solid.

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10
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What happens to particles during freezing?

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Lose energy, become fixed.

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How to identify a mixture from a heating graph?

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No flat line during melting/boiling.

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12
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What is the boiling point of water?

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100°C.

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13
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What happens to temp during boiling?

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Stays constant.

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14
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Why does a pure substance have a sharp boiling point?

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All particles need same energy.

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15
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What is a material’s property?

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Describes appearance/behavior.

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16
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Name a property of gases.

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Can be compressed.

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17
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What happens to particles during condensation?

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Lose energy, move closer.

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18
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Why do solids have fixed shapes?

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Particles tightly packed.

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19
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What is the state of matter of steam?

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Gas.

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20
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What is a pure substance?

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Same properties throughout.

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21
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Define diffusion.

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Particles move high to low conc.

22
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Why is diffusion faster in gases?

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Particles move more freely.

23
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How does temperature affect diffusion?

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Higher temp = faster diffusion.

24
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Why can’t diffusion happen in solids?

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Particles fixed in place.

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Effect of particle size on diffusion?
Larger = slower diffusion.
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Example of diffusion in liquids?
Food colouring in water.
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Why does a smell spread faster in warm air?
Particles move faster.
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What if particle size decreases in diffusion?
Diffusion speeds up.
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Name a fast-diffusing gas.
Oxygen or helium.
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Why doesn't diffusion need energy?
It's passive, random movement.
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What causes gas pressure?
Particles hit container walls.
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How does temp affect gas pressure?
Higher temp = higher pressure.
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What if container size increases?
Pressure decreases.
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Why does a balloon expand when heated?
Particles move faster, more pressure.
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What if more gas particles are added?
Pressure increases.
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Why do gas particles hit container walls?
Move randomly.
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Unit of pressure?
Pascals (Pa).
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How does particle size affect gas pressure?
Smaller = faster, more pressure.
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Why does a gas cylinder feel cold when gas escapes?
Gas expands, loses energy.
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What if a container is compressed?
Pressure increases.
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Define a mixture.
Different particles, non-uniform.
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What is a particle?
Tiny building block of matter.
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Property of liquids?
Can flow, not compressed.
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Gas to solid state change?
Deposition.
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Why do gases fill containers?
Particles move freely.
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What happens to energy during evaporation?
Particles gain energy.
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Opposite of sublimation?
Deposition.
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Why do solids have fixed volumes?
Particles tightly packed.
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Liquid to gas state change?
Boiling or evaporation.
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Why are gases less dense than solids?
Particles far apart.