Properties Of Matter Flashcards

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When the gradient of the line is positive what does the temperature do

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The temperature of the substance increases

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When the gradient of the line is negitive what does the temperature do

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The temperature of the substance decreases

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When the temputure of a substance remains constant what is the material doing

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The material is changing state

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4
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What is pressure

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The pressure is a force acting per unit area

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How do you calculate pressure

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Pressure=force (newtons) ÷ area( m²)

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What is the unit of pressure

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Nm-² witch are the same as the units of pascal’s (pa)

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For the same force a smaller area will produce… presure and a bigger area will produce…pressure

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smaller area will produce larger pressure and a bigger area will produce smaller pressure

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When the pressure of gas decreases what happens to the volume and why

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the volume increases because the gas particles have further to travel, at the same speed wich means there’s fewer collisions per second with the container walls

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What equation can be used for boyles Law

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𝑝resure1 𝑉olume1 = 𝑝ressure2 𝑉olume2

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10
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What do you measure temperature in

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Kelvin

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How could you calculate pressure

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𝑝1. p2. F
— = — or p —
𝑇1. T2. A

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What happens to the pressure of gas when the temperature increases

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The pressure of a gas increases because the gas particles are moving faster because they have more kinetic energy

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When there are more collisions per second to the container walls what happens to the force

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The collisions have increased in force

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14
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What equation is for kelvins law

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Volume1. Volume2
— = —
Temperature1. Temperature2

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15
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What is the combined gas equation

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pV
— = K
T

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16
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What is heat and what is it measured in

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Heat is a form of energy, measured in joules (J)

17
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What is the specific heat compasity

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The heat energy associated with 1 kg of a substance changing temperature by 1⁰C is the specific heat capacity

18
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How do you find specific heat compastiy

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𝐸𝐻 = 𝑐𝑚∆

19
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How do you find specific heat compasity and laten heat when the heat energy isn’t known

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𝐸 = 𝑃𝑡

20
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If two different substances are given the same amount of energy for the same amount of time what will happen

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they will have different temperature rises as they have different specific heat capacit

21
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What doesn’t heat energy need to change to be called spific later heat

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The heat energy needed to change the state of 1 kg of a material is called the specific latent heat.

22
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What is laten heat of vaporirisation used for

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The change between liquid and gas

23
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What is laten heat of fusion used for

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The change between solid and liquid

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How do you calculate laten heat

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Heat energy (j) = 𝑚ass (kg) × spitfire laten heat (jkg‐¹)

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What is heat compasity measured in
Jkg‐¹°C‐¹
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How do you change celcuis to kelvin
+273
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What is boules law
Boyle's law is a gas law, stating that the pressure and volume of a gas have an inverse relationship. If volume increases, then pressure decreases and vice versa, when the temperature is held constant.