What's the matter?, kinetic molecular theory,States of matter particles

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What is matter made up of?

tiny particles in atoms and molecules.

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What 4 states can matter be found in?

solids, gas, liquid, and plasma

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What are 4 examples of solid properties?

Wood, silver, stone, plastic

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What makes solid properties solid properties?

  • holds it own shape

  • has a constant volume

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What are 4 examples of liquid properties?

Oil, juice, Antifreeze, gasoline.

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What makes liquid properties liquid properties?

  • takes the shape of its container

  • has a constant volume

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What are 3 examples of gas properties?

Air, helium, gasoline

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What makes gas properties gas properties?

  • takes the shape and the volume of its container

  • can be compressed

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What are 3 examples of plasma properties?

stars/the sun, lighting bolt, neon signs

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What makes plasmas properties plasma properties?

  • does not have fixed shape and volume (similar to gas)

  • have different electrical properties than gases

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What is a model?

is a verbal, mathematical, or visual representation of a scientific structure or process.

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What is Kinetic Molecular Theory? (KMT)

is scientific explanation that has been supported by constant, repeated experimental results and is therefor accepted by most scientists.

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What is the behaviour of matter based on?

  • all matter being made of particles that possess kinetic energy is called the Kinetic Molecular Theory of Matter (KMT)

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What is kinetic energy?

is the energy of motion

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What are 2 characteristics of particles?

  • we cannot see them with our naked eye

  • they are always in motion (Which means they contain kinetic energy)

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What does energy do to particles?

make particles move

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How does having more kinetic energy in a particle change the way it moves?

  • The more energy the particles have, the faster they can move and the further apart they can get.

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When do particles stop moving?

  • Particles stop moving at zero Kelvin (K) which is -273.15 C

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When particles are in solids KMT states?

  • Particles are very close together.

  • Particles vibrate but cannot move around.

  • Particles attract one another strongly in a rigid structure.

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What do particles look like in a solid? (describe verbally)

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When particles are in liquids KMT states?

  • Particles are very close together but can move around.

  • Particles slip and slide past and revolve around each other but stay close together.

  • They attract one another less strongly than solids.

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What do particles look like in liquids? (describe verbally)

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When particles are in gas KMT states?

  • Particles are very far apart compared to their size.

  • They move randomly and quickly in straight lines.

  • Attraction to one another is effectively zero.

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When particles are in gas they look like? Describe verbally

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Are particles constantly moving?

yes they are always moving

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What does energy do to particles?

  • Energy makes particles move.

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The more kinetic energy particles have the____.

the faster they move and the farther apart they get.

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