Particle Model Of Matter

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  • Created by: Eve Angus
  • Created on: 01-01-19 12:00
Density
How compact a substance is and it is measured in kilograms per metres squared
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Solid
A state of matter that has strong forces of attraction and it's particles are in a fixed and regular arrangement
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Liquid
A state of matter that has weak forces of attraction and it's particles are in a flexible and irregular arrangement
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Gas
A state of matter that has very weak forces of attraction and it's particles are in a loose and irregular arrangement
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Required Practical - Density of a Solid
You can investigate the density of a solid by measuring the water displaced from a eureka can after dropping a solid into it
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Required Practical - Density of a Liquid
You can investigate the density of a liquid by measuring the mass of a specific volume of water
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Internal Energy
The total kinetic and potential energy of particles in a system
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Freezing
Changing state from a liquid to a solid
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Evaporating
Changing state from a liquid to a gas
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Melting
Changing state from a solid to a liquid
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Condensing
Changing state from a gas to a liquid
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Sublimating
Changing state between a solid and a gas
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Physical Change
A change where you end up with the same substance but in a different form
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Chemical Change
A change where you end up with a different substance due to a chemical reaction that took place
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Specific Latent Heat
The amount of energy needed to change one kilogram of a substance from one state to another without changing the temperature
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Specific Latent Heat of Fusion
Changing between a solid and a liquid
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Specific Latent Heat of Vaporisation
Changing between a liquid and a gas
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Gas Pressure
The force that a gas exerts on the walls of its container
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Gas Constant
When volume increases pressure decreases because they are inversely proportional
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A state of matter that has strong forces of attraction and it's particles are in a fixed and regular arrangement

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A state of matter that has weak forces of attraction and it's particles are in a flexible and irregular arrangement

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A state of matter that has very weak forces of attraction and it's particles are in a loose and irregular arrangement

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You can investigate the density of a solid by measuring the water displaced from a eureka can after dropping a solid into it

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