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Describe Solids.
1. Definate shape
2. Definate volume
3. particles packed tightly together and stay in a FIXED POSITION
Name some types of solids?
Crystalline solids
Amorphous solids
What are crystaline solids like?
Made up of crystals, that have a definite melting point
What are amorphous solids?
Do not have a specific melting point, particles are not arrange in a regular pattern
Describe liquids?
NO definate shape
DEFINATE VOLUME
particles are free to move
What is viscosity?
resistance to flowing
Describe GASES.
Changes volume easily
Takes up the shape of the spce it occupies
Will fill ALL SPACE AVAILABLE
What is the amount of space that matter fills called?
VOLUME
What is the measure of the AVERAGE ENERGY OF MOTION of the particles of a substance.
TEMPERATURE
What is pressure?
the force of the outward push divided by the area of the wall of the container.
Which law related pressure and volume?
Boyle's Law
What did Boyles law state?
When the pressure of a gas is increased at constant temperature, the volume of the gas decreases
What does the law that relates pressure to temperatuare say?
When the temperature of a gas of a constant volume is INCREASED, the pressure of the gas INCREASES
What is the law that relates to pressure and temperature called?
Raising Temperature Raises Pressure
Which law relates volume and temperature?
Charles' Law
What does Chareles Law state?
when the temperature of a gas increases at constant pressure , its volume increases
What do we call diagrams that tell how two varibles, or factors are related?
GRAPHS
What does the graph of Charles's Law show?
that the volume of gas is "Directly proportional" to its Kelvin temperature.
What does the graph of Boyle's Law show?
that the pressure of gas "Varies Inversely" with its volume at constant temperature.
What is the energy that the particles of substance have,that are transferred from one substance to another as heat
THERMAL ENERGY
In thermal energy, how does the energy flow?
warmer to cooler
What are the changes between solid and liquid?
Melting-from solid to liquid
Freezing -from liquid to solid
What are the changes between liquid and gas?
Vaporization
Evaporation
Boiling
What happens during vaporization
Changes in a state from liquid to gas
What happens during evaporation?
Molecules escape into the air from the surface of the liquid
What happens doing the boiling state?
Inside a liquid as well as on the surface a type of vaporiztion takes place
What is the boiling point?
the specific temperatuare at which a substance boils
How does air pressure effect boiling point?
The lower the air pressure, the less energy required for molecules to escapte into the air.
What is condensation?
THE OPPOSITE OF VAPORIZATION; CHANGE IN STATE FROM GAS TO LIQUID
What is SUBLIMATION?
A CHANGE DIRECTLY FROM A SOLID TO A GAS.
HOW DO YOU IDENTIFY SOME SUBSTANCES?
through changes of state such as : melting point, boiling point, vapor point, etc. They ARE DISTINCt FOR SUBSTANCEs