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| What are the phases of matter and their properties? |
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*Solids, Liquids, Gases and Plasma
// *All substances exist in these forms
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| How are solid particles arranged? |
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| *Tight and have strong attraction |
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| Solid particle movement is... |
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| Vibrating and little movement |
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| Definate and stays the same |
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| Definate and stays the same |
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| Liquids particle arrangment is... |
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| Less attraction and free to move |
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| Slide past and stay in contact |
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| Change and take shape of container |
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| Gases particle arragment is... |
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| Gases particle movement.... |
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| Fast and don't stay connected |
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| Changes to fill space avaliable |
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| Extremly weak attraction and particles can break |
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| Gas in high energy state and can conduct eletric and magnatic current |
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| extremly fast and atoms are more seprate |
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| Crystalline st. and Amorphous st. |
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Def. a Crystalline st.//
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Particles are arranged in an orderly manner and have repeating patterns that creat crystals
////ex. Salt, Sugar, and ice |
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Def. an Amorphous st.//
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| Particles are not arranged in a regular pattern and solids are more flexible// ex. Rubber, plastic, and wax |
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| A force of the attraction between the molecules on the surface of a liquid |
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| A liquid's resistance to flow |
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| The sticking together of particles of the same substance |
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| Gases change...and.... to fill their containers |
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| INdependently,contiuously and quickly |
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| Particles can move closer together or father apart as... |
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| empty space between the particle change due to various factors |
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| Variables of... and ... influence the behavior of gases |
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| Amount of force or push exerted on a given area |
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| What is the Formula for Pressure |
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| Out ward pressure on a container is cased by.... |
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| Collisons of the particles within the container |
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| Paricles closer together do wht? |
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| Collide more and increase pressure |
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| Gas Paricles.... or spread out from an area of high concentration to an area of lower concentration until the pressure is equal. |
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| The amount of pressure increases or decreases the volume of the object |
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| The measure of the average energy of the paticles of a substance or speed of the particles |
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| The faster the particles are moving |
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| the greater their energy and the higher the temp. |
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| Faster thus ordinarly found at higher temp. than solids and liquids |
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| A..... is like a .... for molecules |
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| Thermometer and Speedometer |
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| The temperature determains wheaterr the volume increases or decreases |
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| When the tep. of a gas..., particles move faster=increased collisions=... pressure |
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| When the temp. of a gas ...., particles move slower=fewer collisions=....pressure |
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| When the tep. of a gas..., particles move faster=increased collisions=... pressure |
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| Relates four physical properties to determain the behavior of gas:pressure volume, temp. and # of particles |
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| Formula for Ideal Gas Law |
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