Topic 2 Flashcards

1
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Solid

A

Definite shape and volume

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2
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Liquid

A

Indefinite shape and definite volume

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3
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Gas

A

Indefinite shape and volume

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4
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Viscosity

A

Liquid’s resistance to flow.

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5
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Surface Tension

A

Inward force or pull by liquid molecules towards the surface molecules.

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6
Q

Vibrate

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Moving slightly back and forth

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7
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Crystalline

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Particles in a regular repeating pattern, creates crystals.

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8
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Amorphous

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Particles not arranged in a regular repeating pattern.

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9
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Thermal Energy

A

Total kinetic and potential energy stored in an object.

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10
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Temperature

A

Measure of average kinetic energy particles in an object/substance.

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11
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Melting Point

A

Specific melting temperature in crystalline solids.

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12
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Freezing Point

A

Temperature a liquid turns into a solid.

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13
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Vaporization

A

Change from liquid to gas.

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14
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Boiling Point

A

Specific boiling temperature in liquids

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15
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Condensation

A

Change from gas to liquid.

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16
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Sublimation

A

Change from solid to gas.

17
Q

Thermometer

A

Instrument to measure temperature.

18
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Pressure

A

Force of an outward push over an area.

19
Q

Charle’s Law

A

At a constant pressure if temperature decreases then volume decreases. Temperature and volume have a direct relationship.

20
Q

Boyle’s Law

A

At a constant temperature is the pressure increases then volume decreases. Pressure and volume have an inverse relationship.

21
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Directly Proportional

A

As one variable decreases the other decreases the same rate (vice versa and applies the same to an increase).

22
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Inversely Proportional

A

As one variable increases the other decreases. (vice versa).