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Science Chapter 3
3.1 & 3.2
Question | Answer |
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List the main points of the kinetic theory | 1. all matter is made of of atoms & molecules act as tiny particles 2. all atoms & molecules are in constant motion 3. Move faster as temperature rises 4.heavier particles move slower than lighter particles at same temperature |
How does temperature affect motion? | Particles move faster at higher temperatures |
How does mass affect motion? | larger mass particles move slower than others |
Describe the position and movement of particles in solids | has a definite shape and volume |
Describe the position and movement of particles in liquids | change shape, not volume |
Describe the position and movement of particles in gases | changes both shape and volume |
Why do liquids flow freely? | they move fast enough to overcome some of the forces of attraction between them |
What makes something a fluid? | particles are free to move past each other |
What is the most common state of matter in the universe? | Plasma |
Give examples of plasma | lightning, fire, aurora borealis |
What is energy? | ability to change or move matter or do work |
Energy of motion is know as...? | kinetic energy |
Because atoms and molecules are in constant motion, all particles of matter must have...? | kinetic energy |
A measure of the average kinetic energy of the particles in an object is the objects...? | temperature |
The more kinetic energy the particle has the object will have a higher...? | temperature |
Do all particles in an object have the same amount of kinetic energy and move at the same speed? | No |
Does the temperature of a substance depend on how much of that substance you have? | No |
The total kinetic energy of a substance is...? | Thermal Energy |
The more________energy the particles of an object have, the more________energy the object has. | thermal kinetic |
Thermal energy depends on... | A. number of particles in that substance B. many particles |
What kind of energy is a change in state? | Physical |
How do you know physical change is a change in state? | it doesn't change a substances identity |
During a change of state, the _______ of a substance does not change but the _______ substance does change. | identity energy |
If energy is added to a substance, its particles move... | faster |
If energy is removed from a substance, its particles move... | slower |
What causes the temperature of a substance to change? | transfer of heat |
List 3 changes of state that require energy. | Melting, Evaporation, |
What is melting point? | temperature at which substance changes from solid to liquid |
List 3 changes of state that release energy? | Condensation, Freezing |
What is the relationship between freezing point and boiling point of a substance? | None. It's freezing point and boiling point |
During a change in state, the temperature of a substance... | Same as before and after change |
State the law of conservation of mass. | mass cannot be created or destroyed |
State the law of conservation of energy | energy cannot be created or destroyed |
Give an example of law of conservation of mass. | ice -> liquid water -> water vapor burning a piece of wood (wood -> ash -> smoke -> gases released) |
Give an example of law of conservation of energy. | roller coaster burning fuel (stored chemical energy = energy to move object + heat |
What are the 4 states of matter? | solid, liquid, gas, plasma |
The temperature at which a liquid boils is called... | boiling point |
The change in state from gas to liquid is called... | condensation |
The change in state from liquid to gas is called... | vaporization |
Liquid changing to gas only at the surface is called... | evaporation |
The change in state from solid to liquid is called... | melting |
The change in state from liquid to solid is called... | freezing |
In most pure substances, melting occurs at a specific temperature called... | melting point |
Particles pass directly from solid to gas is called... | sublimation |
Gas bubbles forming throughout the liquid is called... | boiling |