kinetic theory

Cards (52)

  • What is pressure defined as?
    Force exerted per unit area
  • What is the formula for pressure?
    p=p =FA \frac{F}{A}
  • What units are used for pressure?
    Pascals (Pa)
  • How is one pascal defined?
    One newton per square meter
  • What happens to pressure when force increases?
    Pressure increases
  • What happens to pressure when area decreases?
    Pressure increases
  • What happens to pressure when force decreases?
    Pressure decreases
  • What happens to pressure when area increases?
    Pressure decreases
  • What remains fixed as a substance changes state?
    Mass
  • What changes when a substance changes state?
    Volume and density
  • What happens to molecules in a solid when heated?
    Molecules gain energy and vibrate more
  • What occurs when the bonds in a solid lattice are broken?
    Molecules move more freely
  • What is the relationship between liquid state and volume?
    Liquid occupies greater volume than solid
  • What happens during the liquid-gas transition?
    Molecules gain more kinetic energy
  • What is the greatest volume occupied by a substance?
    Gases
  • What happens when a substance is cooled?
    Heat energy is removed
  • What occurs when enough energy is removed from a liquid?
    Bonds may begin to form
  • What is Charles' Law about?
    Temperature and volume of gas at constant pressure
  • What happens to volume when the temperature of a gas increases?
    Volume increases
  • What is the formula for Charles' Law?
    V1T1=\frac{V_1}{T_1} =V2T2 \frac{V_2}{T_2}
  • What does Boyle's Law relate?
    Volume and pressure of gas at constant temperature
  • What happens to pressure when volume increases?
    Pressure decreases
  • What is the formula for Boyle's Law?
    <latex{p_1}{V_1} = {p_2}{V_2}</latex>
  • What happens to pressure when temperature of a gas is changed at fixed volume?
    Pressure changes
  • What occurs when gas temperature increases?
    Particles gain kinetic energy and move faster
  • What happens to particle collisions when gas temperature decreases?
    Less frequent collisions occur
  • What is the relationship between pressure and temperature in gases?
    Pressure increases with temperature
  • What is the formula that combines pressure, volume, and temperature?
    <latex{pV} = kT</latex>
  • What does the law tell us about gas temperature changes?
    Pressure and volume must adjust accordingly
  • What is the most commonly used temperature scale?
    Celsius (ºC)
  • What is the freezing point of pure water in Celsius?
    0ºC
  • What is the boiling point of pure water in Celsius?
    100ºC
  • What is absolute zero in Celsius?
    -273ºC
  • Why is the Kelvin scale commonly used in science?
    It is directly proportional to internal energy
  • What is the conversion from Celsius to Kelvin?
    TºC=T_{ºC} =TK273 T_{K} - 273
  • What is the conversion from Kelvin to Celsius?
    TK=T_{K} =TºC+ T_{ºC} +273 273
  • How do thermometers measure temperature?
    Liquid expands when heated
  • What is the difference between heat and temperature?
    Heat is thermal energy; temperature is hotness
  • How is heat measured?
    In Joules (J)
  • What does the change in temperature depend on when a substance is heated?
    Mass and energy supplied