States of matter test revision Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
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what is matter?

A

Matter is anything that has mass or volume

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2
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identify the 3 states of matter

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solid, liquid, gas

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3
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properties of solids?

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Fixed shape, volume, and is incompressible

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4
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properties of liquids?

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Variable shape, fixed volume, incompressible

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5
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properties of gasses?

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Variable shape, volume, compressible

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6
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solid to liquid?

A

melting

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7
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liquid to solid?

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freezing

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8
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liquid to gas?

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evaporation

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9
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gas to liquid?

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condensation

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10
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solid to gas?

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sublimation

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11
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gas to solid?

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deposition

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12
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explain how phase changes occur

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when there is an increase or decrease in energy

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13
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define a mixture

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a mixture is a combination of two or more substances

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14
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identify 3 types of mixtures

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solution, suspension, colloid

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15
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Describe how temperature affects the rate at which a solute dissolves into a solvent.

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the hotter the temperature (of solvent) the faster the particles of the solute becomes smaller

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16
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Describe the difference between soluble and insoluble substances

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soluble substances dissolve in a liquid, and insoluble liquids dont

17
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identify the parts of a solution

A

solute and solvent

18
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describe the concentration of a solution

A

concentration is the amount of solute dissolved. if there is a lot of solute dissolved, the solution is concentrated, and if there’s only a little solute, it is dilute.

19
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Describe the effect increasing the surface area of a solute has on the rate of dissolving

A

the solvation rate increases

20
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Identify which substance is most and is least soluble (salt, sugar, chalk, flour, soil, copper sulphate)

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most soluble: sugar. Least soluble: sand