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PARTICLE MODEL OF MATTER
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Solid particles are in a fixed
position
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What type of movement do solid particles exhibit?
Vibration around a fixed position
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How do liquid particles move compared to solid particles?
Randomly within confinement
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Unlike gases, liquid particles have limited
movement
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Liquid particles are in a fixed position like solid particles.
False
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What happens to a substance when energy is added to it in terms of phase changes?
Melting or evaporation
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Order the phase changes when energy is removed from a system
1️⃣ Condensation
2️⃣ Freezing
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Define density in terms of mass and volume.
Mass per unit volume
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The equation for density is Rho =
mass/volume
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The symbol for density is
Rho
.
True
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Match the quantity with its unit:
Mass ↔️ Kilograms
Volume ↔️ Meters cubed
Density ↔️ Kilograms per meters cubed
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What is specific heat capacity?
Energy needed to raise temperature
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The equation for specific heat capacity is change in energy = mass * specific heat capacity * change in
temperature
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Specific heat capacity is unique to each
substance
.
True
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What are the units for specific heat capacity?
Joules per kilogram degree C
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Specific latent heat is the energy needed to change a substance's
phase
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What is the equation for specific latent heat?
Energy = mass * specific latent heat
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When a substance is pure, it changes phase at a single
temperature
.
True
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At low temperatures, most molecules in a system have
less
energy.
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Match the concept with its definition:
Density ↔️ Mass per unit volume
Specific heat capacity ↔️ Energy to raise temperature
Specific latent heat ↔️ Energy to change phase
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What happens to the number of molecules with high energy as temperature increases?
It increases
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Order the changes in kinetic energy of molecules as temperature increases
1️⃣ Low average kinetic energy
2️⃣ More molecules with high energy
3️⃣ Evaporation begins
4️⃣ Lowered average kinetic energy
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Evaporation lowers the average
kinetic energy
of a system.
True
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What happens to pressure in a closed container when more gas is added?
It increases
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Pressure is the force exerted on the walls of a container by gas
molecules
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Match the quantity with its symbol:
Density ↔️ Rho
Pressure ↔️ P
Specific latent heat ↔️ L
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What are the units for pressure?
Pascals
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The average kinetic energy of molecules is represented by the area under the
energy distribution
graph.
True
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