GC 3rd-4th

• KINETIC MOLECULAR THEORY OF MATTER - it is the theory that provides an overview of the microscopic properties of molecules or atoms and their interactions
• ATOMS - are the building blocks of matter
• MOLECULES - matter can also exist as
• INTERMOLECULAR FORCES - the attractive forces between molecules are known as the
• LIQUIDS - this particle has an intermediate intermolecular forces, therefore its particles are far from one another
• RANDOM MOTION - all molecules are in constant
• RESTRICTED MOTION - solids, due to their strong intermolecular forces they have
• VIBRATE BACK AND FOURTH - the particles of solids are only able to
• MOVE PAST EACH OTHER - liquids, having intermediate intermolecular forces of attraction, they are able to move
• RESTRICTED TO SMALL DISTANCES AND THEY WILL COLLIDE WITH ANOTHER MOLECULE - since their particles are still close to one another, the motion is
• RELATIVELY LONG DISTANCES - gases, having weak intermolecular forces are only able to move in
• SOLID, LIQUID, GAS - matter can be described in terms of its physical state, it can be
• SOLID - has fixed shape, fixed volume and is virtually incompressible
• LIQUID - depends on the container, fixed volume, only slightly compressible
• GAS - depends on the container, assumes the volume of the container, and is very compressible
• TEMPERATURE AND STRENGTH OF IMF - based on the kinetic molecular theory of matter, the state of matter is determined by two factors
• HIGHER - the higher the temperature the kinetic is also
• INTERMOLLECULAR ATTRACTION FORCES - increase in temperature also weakens the
• VAPORIZATION - the process in which the liquid is converted to gas is called
• PRESSURE ON WALL - gas can exert
• VOLUME - gas occupies
• LOW DENSITY AND MASS - what does gasses have in density
• HIGH - if the car tires are hot, the pressure of gas molecules in them would be
• DECREASE - if we increase the pressure, the volume of the gas would
• INVERSLY PROPORTIONAL TO THE VOLUME - in gases, the pressure is what to volume
• IRREGULARLY PACKED - in liquid the particles are
• CLOSELY PACKED - in solid the particles are
• FORCES BETWEEN TWO ATOMS OR MOLECULE - imfa can be determined as
• TEMPERATURE - kinetic is directly proportional to what
• GREEK WORD - kinetic originated from what language
• ATOMS - matter consist of tiny particles termed as
• 100 DEGREE CELCEUS - the boiling point is
• HIGH DENSITY - the close packing of particles in liquids does what to its density
• 0 DEGREE CELCEUS - the melting point of ice is
• LIQUIDS AND GASES - the term fluid is used for
• TO MOVE - the word kinetic means
• ATOMS AND MOLLECULES - all matters are made up of
• THEY CAN FLOW - why are liquids and gas termed as fluids
• LIQUIDS - are able to move past each other
• VAN DER WAALS - london dispersion force and dipole dipole forces are collectively known as