Behavior of Gases
Changes in States
Solids, Liquids, Gases
Energy
Miscellaneous
100
Force applied per unit of an area
What is pressure
100
gas to a liquid
What is condensation
100
strong forces between particles describes which state of matter
What is a solid
100
energy of motion
What is kinetic energy
100
solid to a gas
What is sublimation
200
If volume decreases when temperature is constant then pressure...
What is increases
200
2 forms of vaporization
What is boiling and evaporation
200
particle arrangement in a solid affects this
What is solid's property of hardness
200
sum of potential and kinetic energy
What is thermal energy
200
liquid to a gas within the liquid (thru heating)
What is boiling
300
2 factors that Boyles's Law says affects pressure
What is pressure and volume
300
liquid to a gas at the surface
What is evaporation
300
can take the shape of it's container
What is a liquid
300
when matter changes state some energy is lost (T/F?)
What is false
300
Temerature does this, as a change of state occurs
What is remains constant
400
2 factors thant Charles's Law says affects pressure
What is temperature and volume
400
solid to a liquid
What is melting
400
weak attractive forces and fast motion explains what state of matter
What is a gas
400
Potential energy _____________ when particles get farther apart
What is increases
400
To change a state of matter do this...
What is add or remove thermal energy
500
If temperature of a gas increases, then _______________ _____________
What is volume increases
500
gas to a solid
What is deposition
500
strong attractive partices in a liquid measures this
What is viscosity
500
When thermal energy is added, particles move
What is faster and get farther apart
500
Gas state of a substance that is normaly a solid or liquid at room temperature
What is vapor
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