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topic 3 - particle model of matter
changes of state and particle model
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What is the definition of
density
?
The mass per unit volume of a
material
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What is the
equation
for
density
?
ρ
=
\rho =
ρ
=
m
v
\frac{m}{v}
v
m
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What are the units for density,
mass
, and volume?
Density
(
kg
/
m³
), Mass (kg), Volume (m³)
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What is the order of
states of matter
from least to most dense?
Gas
,
Liquid
,
Solid
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How are
particles
arranged in a solid?
Particles are tightly packed in a regular
arrangement
and can only vibrate on the
spot
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How are
particles
arranged in a liquid?
Particles are close together but have an
irregular arrangement
and can flow over each other
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How are
particles
arranged in a
gas
?
Particles are separated with no regular arrangement and can move freely
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What is always
conserved
when a substance undergoes a change of state?
Mass
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How does a
change of state
differ from a
chemical change
?
In a change of state, the
material
can return to its previous properties if the change is reversed
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What is
sublimation
?
When a
solid
changes into a
gas
without passing through a liquid state
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What is
evaporation
?
When a
liquid
changes into a
gas state
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What is the opposite of
evaporation
?
Condensation
, which is when a gas changes into a liquid state
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Why does the mass of a pan of water appear to decrease when water boils in an open pan?
Some of the water
evaporates
and turns into
water vapour
, leaving the pan
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What happens to the mass of the whole
system
when water
evaporates
?
The mass of the whole system remains
constant
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Explain the processes involved when a bathroom mirror mists up.
Hot water
evaporates
to form
water vapour
, which
condenses
on the cooler mirror
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What happens to
water vapour
when it lands on a cooler mirror?
The vapour
condenses
and returns to
liquid state
on the mirror’s surface
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