Physics Solids Liquids Gases YR9 EOY

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what is the formula linking density, mass and volume

density = mass/volume

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what is the formula linking pressure, force and area

pressure = force/area

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what is the formula for pressure difference

pressure difference = height x density x gfs

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describe the arrangement in particles in solids

regular, tightly packed

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describe the arrangement in particles in liquids

irregular pattern, close

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describe the arrangement iin particles in gases

very far apart, irregular

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name the change when a solid -> liquid, and solid -> gas

solid - liquid = melting

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solid - gas = sublimation

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name the changes when liquid -> solid, and liquid -> gas

liquid - solid = freezing

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liquid - gas = boiling

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name the change when gas -> solid, and gas -> liquid

gas - solid = deposition

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gas - liquid = condensation

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how to particles in a gas act?

move randomly in all directions

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how to find kelvin temperature

Kelvin temp = celcius temp + 273

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what is the unit for pressure?

Pascals (Pa)

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In liquids and gases at rest, how does pressure act?

equally in all directions

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where does gas pressure come from?

particles hitting container walls

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If temp. increases, what happens?

pressure increases

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if volume of container decreases, what happens?

Pressure increases

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How do particles in a solid act?

vibrates in fixed position, fixed shape

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How do particles in a liquid act?

particles move around each other