Solutions and gases Flashcards
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Solid particle arrangement
- regular
- very close
- vibrate around a fixed position
liquid particle arrangement
-close
-randomly arranged
-move around eachother
gas particle arrangement
- far apart
- randomly arranged
- move fast in all directions
why do liquids and gases take the shapes of their containers
they flow
why can gases be squashed easily
theyre widely spaced and randomly arranged
explain how solids melt using particles
- energy makes the particles vibrate more quickly
-overcome some of the force of attraction between particles
-solid melts
why does temperature not rise during changes of state (condensation melting etc)
the energy supplied is being used to overcome the force of attraction holding the particles together
explain how a liquid boils with particles
- particles move around each other more rapidly in all directions
-when boiling point reached particles have enough energy to overcome the remaining force holding them together as a lattice
soluble in water
-all potassium sodium and ammonium salts
-all nitrates
-all common halides (chlorides bromides iodides) EXCEPT silver and lead
-all common sulfates except lead calcium and barium
insoluble in water
all common carbonates except ASP (ammonium sodium and potassium)
all common hydroxides except ASP
the history of the athmosphere
- volcanic eruptions gave the atmosphere lots of co2 + h2o gas
- earths temperature falls to 100c, first rain falls. no oxygen, co2 dissolves into seas
- first plants evolve, photosynthesis decreases co2 increases o2
4.first animals evolve, die sink to the bottom of sea and covered in sediment
- dead animals and plants become fossil fuels , coal oil gas co2 locked away
6.400 millions later atmosphere same as today
percentage of gases in todays atmosphere
N2 - 78 %
O2 - 21 %
Ar - 1%
Co2 - 0.04%
describe two reasons co2 decreased
dissolved into oceans
primitive plants used it for photosynthesis
explain why doing repeats is helpful
increases accuracy , identify and remove anomalous results
why wait for apparatus to cool before reading volume of air in gas syringe
gases expand