Particle model of matter

Cards (23)

  • What is the particle model of matter primarily about?
    States of matter and particle behavior
  • How do solid particles behave?
    They vibrate slightly in fixed positions
  • How do liquid particles differ from solid particles?
    They move around randomly but are still touching
  • What characterizes gas particles?
    They move freely and rapidly in space
  • What happens when energy is added to a solid?
    It turns into a liquid through melting
  • What occurs when energy is removed from a gas?
    It condenses into a liquid
  • How is density defined?
    Mass per unit volume
  • What is the equation for density?
    ρ=\rho =massvolume \frac{mass}{volume}
  • What are the units for mass?
    Kilograms
  • What are the units for volume?
    Meters cubed
  • What are the units for density?
    Kilograms per meters cubed
  • What does specific heat capacity measure?
    Energy needed to raise temperature of substance
  • What is the equation for change in energy?
    changeinenergy=change \, in \, energy =mass×specificheatcapacity×changeintemperature mass \times specific \, heat \, capacity \times change \, in \, temperature
  • What are the units for energy?
    Joules
  • What are the units for specific heat capacity?
    Joules per kilogram degrees Celsius
  • What is latent heat?
    Energy needed to change solid to liquid
  • What is the equation for latent heat?
    energy=energy =mass×specificlatentheat mass \times specific \, latent \, heat
  • What are the units for specific latent heat?
    Joules per kilogram
  • How does temperature affect molecular energy distribution?
    • At low temperatures, more molecules have low energy.
    • At high temperatures, more molecules have high energy.
    • The average kinetic energy is the area under the graph.
  • What happens to average kinetic energy during evaporation?
    It lowers as molecules evaporate
  • What is the relationship between gas pressure and volume in a closed container?
    • Pressure increases as more gas is added.
    • Gas exerts force on container walls.
    • Pressure is calculated as volume times a constant.
  • What are the units for pressure?
    Pascal
  • What are the units for volume in the context of gas pressure?
    Meters cubed