Solid, Liquid, Gas / Density Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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What is formular for density

A

Density = mass/ volume

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2
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What are the three state of matter

A

Solid, liquid, gas

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3
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Which state of matter have the highest energy

A

Gas

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4
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Which state of matter is the most dense

A

Solid

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5
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Which state of matter is in a regular structure

A

Solid

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6
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Which state of matter is where particle slide past each other

A

Liquid

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7
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Which state of matter has the strongest bond between particle

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Solid

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8
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Describe the movement of gas particle

A

Move freely in all direction randomly

Usually far apart

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9
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What is the process from solid to liquid

A

Freezing

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10
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What is the process from liquid to solid

A

freezing

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11
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What is the process from liquid to gas

A

Evaporation/boiling

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12
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What is the process from gas to liquid

A

Condensation

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13
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What is the process from solid to gas

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Sublimation

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14
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What is the difference between evaporation and boiling

A

Evaporation will occur below the boiling point
as it is only the most energetic particle will break their bond and escape

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15
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Describe how a solid changes into a liquid when it is heated

A

-Increased in temperature
-Allow the particle to vibrate faster
-KE will increase
-Break the bonds and changes state

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16
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What is actually temperature

A

The average energy of the particle

17
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Will a more dense object sink or float in a less dense object

A

It will sink.

e.g an apple in water

18
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What happens to the volume as temperature increase

A

It will increase as it will expand

19
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What happens to the density as temperature increase

A

It will decrease as volume will increase with the same mass

20
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What is the definition of Density

A

The amount of mass in a specific volume

21
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What is 1 kg/m^3 to g/cm^3

A

1 kg/m^3 = 0.001 g/cm^3

22
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How to measure the density of a regular cube

A

-Measure the length, width, height using a ruler
-Calculate volume using
-v= l x w x h
-Zero a scale and read the mass
-Determined density by density=m/v

23
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How to measure the density of an irregular solid (using eureka can)

A

-Fill the eureka can will water so that water stop dripping out of the spout
-Put a measuring cylinder below the spout
-Place object into can and measure the displaced water in the cylinder
-Zero a scale and read the mass
-Determined density by density=m/v

24
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How to measure the density of an irregular solid (using measuring cylinder)

A

-Fill a measuring cylinder to a known value and note the volume
-Place the object inside the cylinder and read off new water level
-The volume is new water level-the known value
-Zero a scale and read the mass
-Determined density by density=m/v

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What does accuracy actually means
How well do you use your apparatus in your experiment
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What does Precision actually means
How small scale is your measuring instrument
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What does reliability actually means
How trustworthy is the experiment or repeating the experiment
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How to read a value accurately on a measuring cylinder
-Read at eye level and avoid parallax -Read at the bottom of the meniscus
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How to accurately use a mass scale
Place on a flat surface And make sure the balance is zeroed
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Three small metal cubes have a mass of 20g One cube is aluminium (density = 2.7 g/cm^3) One cube is Brass (density = 8.5 g/cm^3) One cube is Lead (density = 11.4 g/cm^3) When the cubes are dropped into a beaker of water. which will result in the greatest rise?
Aluminium as it has the highest volume out of the three using the formular: density=mass/volume for each three cubes to find the volume