kinetic particle theory - chapter 3

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what is matter?

it is anything that has mass and takes up space

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what are the forms of matter?

solid, liquid and gas

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state the properties of solids

- have a fixed volume

- have a fixed shape

- cannot be compressed

- do not flow

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state the properties of liquids

- have a fixed volume

- have no fixed shape

- cannot be compressed

- flow easily

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state the properties of gases

- have no fixed volume

- have no fixed shape

- can be easily compressed

- flow in all directions

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what are different properties of solids?

some are hard while others are soft

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what are different properties of iquids?

some have a colour while others are colourless

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what are different properties of gases?

some are coloured while others are colourless

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what are the kinetic particle theory?

- all matter is made up of small particles

- there are spaces between particles in all matter

- particles are in constant random movement

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what is diffusion?

it is the spreading and mixing of particles in liquids and gases

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what are the two factors that affect the rate of diffusion?

- temperature

- the molecular mass of particles

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how does temperature effect diffusion?

the particles of matter absorb energy which causes them to move faster

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how does mass effect diffusion?

the greater the mass, the slower the particles diffuse

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particles of a solid

- packed close together in an orderly arrangement

- cannot be compressed

- have little empty space between them

- vibrates within its position

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particles in a liquid

- packed close together but not in an orderly arrangement

- cannot be compressed

- have little empty space between particles (more than in solids)

- can move freely throughout the liquid

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particles in a gas

- far apart and in a random arrangement

- can be compressed

- free to move anywhere in the container

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what are the processes of change?

- melting

- freezing

- boiling

- condensation

- evaporation

- sublimation

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what is melting point?

the temperature at which a solid becomes a liquid

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what is freezing point?

the temperature at which a liquid becomes a solid

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what is boiling point?

the temperature at which a liquid becomes a gas

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what is condensation?

it is when a gas is cooled and changes to a liquid

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what energy is given out when condensation occurs?

heat energy

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when does evaporation occur?

it occurs below the boiling point of the liquid

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what is sublimation?

it is when a solid changes into a gas without melting

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what is deposition?

it is when a gas changes into a solid without changing into a liquid