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What is sublimation?
Change from
solid
to
gas
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Why do particles change state?
Due to
energy transfer
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What is the opposite of sublimation?
Deposition
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What happens to particles during condensation?
Particles
come close
together
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What happens to particles during boiling/evaporation?
Particles gain
energy
and move faster
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What happens to particles during freezing?
Particles take a
fixed
place in a pattern
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What happens to particles during melting?
Particles vibrate on the
spot
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Can a solid be compressed?
No, because
particles
are touching
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What is a foam?
Pockets
of
gas
surrounded by
liquid
or
solid
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Can a liquid flow?
Yes, because
particles
can slide over each other
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What is the definition of a substance?
Has one type of
material
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What is an aerosol?
Tiny pieces of
solid
or
liquid
suspended in a
gas
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What are the limitations of the particle model?
Particles are not
solid
and have different shapes
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What is endothermic?
Energy
is transferred from surroundings to
substance
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What is exothermic?
Energy is transferred from
substance
to
surroundings
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What is Brownian motion?
Motion of tiny pieces of
solid
suspended in a
liquid
or gas
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What are the different states of matter?
Solid:
particles
are touching and have a
fixed position
Liquid: particles are touching but can slide over each other
Gas: particles are far apart and can move freely
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What are the changes of state?
Melting
: solid to liquid
Boiling/evaporation
: liquid to gas
Condensation
: gas to liquid
Freezing
: liquid to solid
Sublimation
: solid to gas
Deposition
: gas to solid
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What are the key terms in the particle model?
Substance
: has one type of material
Foam: pockets of gas surrounded by liquid or solid
Aerosol: tiny pieces of solid or liquid suspended in a gas
Sublimation
: change from solid to gas
Deposition
: change from gas to solid
Endothermic
: energy is transferred from surroundings to substance
Exothermic
: energy is transferred from substance to surroundings
Model
: an idea that explains observations and helps make predictions
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What is a model?
An idea that explains
observations
and helps make
predictions
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What is the evidence for the particle model?
Brownian motion
and dissolving
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Why is the particle model important?
Helps explain the behavior of
substances
Helps predict the behavior of substances
Provides a framework for understanding the
properties
of substances
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