Substances Flashcards

(13 cards)

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Substances are 1 of 3 types

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  1. Solid
  2. Liquid
  3. Gas
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Solid

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-Are very close together
-Vibrating in fixed-position
-In an ordered arrangement
-Held by strong attractive forces

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Liquid

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-Are held close together
-Move around each other
-In a random arrangement
-Held by weaker attractive forces

*vibrating and moving

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4
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Gas

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-Are far apart
-Moving quickly in all directions
-In a random arrangement
-Held by negligible attractive forces

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5
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Solid metallic substances

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-Has layers of metallic atoms
-Held close together by strong metallic bonds
-Forming a giant lattice

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Solid ionic substances

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-Has layers of positive and negative ions
-Held very close together by strong ionic bonds
-Forming a giant lattice

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7
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Solid molecular substances

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-Has layers of molecules
-Held very close together by weak intermolecular forces
-Forming a regular/crystal structure

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8
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Lattice

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an ordered arrangement of particles into rows

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9
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Giant lattice

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when all particles are chemically bonded

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10
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Regular/Crystal Structure

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when all particles are not chemically bonded together

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11
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Intermolecular force

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Weak electrostatic force of attraction that happens between atoms. caused by Dipoles

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12
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Dipole

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Separation of positive and negative charges within a atom.

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13
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Why are intermolecular forces weak?

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When heat comes in contact with dipoles, electrons move around, resulting in dipoles not existing.

Therefore no intermolecular force is present(weak)

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