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What is density?

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Density is the amount of mass within each metre cubed of a material.

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What is the formula for density?

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Density = Mass/Volume; D = m/V.

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How are particles arranged in higher density materials compared to lower density materials?

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Higher density materials have particles packed closer together than those with a lower density.

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What are the three states of matter?

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Solid, liquid, and gas.

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How can you describe the properties of solids, liquids, and gases?

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Properties are described in terms of particle arrangement and motion.

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What is the process to calculate the density of objects?

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Take measurements to calculate the density of both regular and irregular shaped objects.

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What types of energy do particles in a material have?

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Particles have both potential and kinetic energy.

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What is internal energy?

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Internal energy is the total sum of all the kinetic and potential energy of the particles in the material.

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What happens when a material is heated?

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Heating transfers energy to particles causing either a change of temperature or a change of state.

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What factors affect the rate of temperature change when heating a material?

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The material type, the mass, and the amount of energy input.

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What changes of state should be recognized and described?

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Freezing, melting, boiling/evaporating, condensing, and sublimating.

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What is a change of state?

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A physical change in which mass is conserved.

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What is the role of energy during a change of state?

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Energy transferred is used to break or form bonds rather than change its temperature.

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What do horizontal sections on a temperature-time graph indicate?

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They indicate a change of state is occurring, so energy is not causing a change in temperature.

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What is Specific Latent Heat (SLH)?

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SLH is the amount of energy needed to change the state of a substance.

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What is SLH of fusion?

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SLH of fusion is for changes between solids and liquids.

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What is SLH of vaporisation?

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SLH of vaporisation is for changes between liquids and gases.

18
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What is the equation for Specific Latent Heat?

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Specific Latent Heat = Energy required to change state/mass of material changing state (L = E/m).

19
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What is Specific Heat Capacity (SHC)?

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SHC is the amount of energy required to raise the temperature by 1°C if there is 1kg of a material.

20
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What is the formula for Specific Heat Capacity?

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SHC = energy/(mass x temperature change); c = E/mΔT.

21
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What is the relationship between thermal energy and electrical energy in experiments?

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Thermal energy is transferred from electrical energy.

22
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What is the formula for electrical energy?

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Electrical energy = current x voltage x time; E = IVt.

23
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How do particles in a gas behave?

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Particles are constantly moving with random directions and speeds.

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What happens to the average kinetic energy of gas particles when the temperature increases?

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The average kinetic energy and speed of the particles increase.

25
What effect do particles colliding with the walls of a container have?
They exert a force, hence pressure, on the container.
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What happens to the pressure of a gas when temperature increases at constant volume?
Pressure increases.
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What happens to the volume of a gas at constant temperature when pressure increases?
The volume decreases.
28
What can cause a change in the volume of a gas?
A change in pressure can cause a change in volume if it is not in a fixed container.
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What happens when work is done on a gas?
It can increase its pressure and temperature.
30
What is the equation relating pressure and volume of a gas at constant temperature?
Pressure x Volume = Constant (PV = constant).
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What are the required practicals mentioned?
RP5 - DENSITY, RP1 - SPECIFIC HEAT CAPACITY.