Particle Model
Kinetic Energy
Diffusion
Changes of State
Properties of Matter
100

Anything that has mass and takes up space

Matter

100

Define kinetic energy

the energy of motion

100

Define diffusion?

Diffusion is the spreading out of particles from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration.

100

Which state of matter has the highest kinetic energy?

Gas

100

Define physical properties

Characteristics (features) of matter that can be observed or measured

200

What are the 3 states of matter?

solid, liquid, gas

200

Does a solid have kinetic energy? Why or why not?

It does because the particles vibrate
200

Why does the smell of perfume spread more quickly through air than food colouring spreads through water

Perfume spreads faster through the air because gas particles move more quickly and are farther apart than particles in water. Food colouring spreads more slowly because liquid particles move slower and are closer together.

200

What is the term for turning a solid to a liquid

melting

200

Define density

Density is the mass of substance per unit of volume.

The higher the density the more mass is present in the same space.

300

Describe how the particles are arranged in a solid?

Tightly packed

300

When moving from a solid to liquid to gas does kinetic energy increase or decrease? Explain why

Increase. Particles spread out and move more freely. 

300

Describe the rate of diffusion when you put food colouring into hot water?

Diffusion happened quickly, food colouring spread out quickly. 

300

Describe melting point, freezing point and boiling point?

Melting point: The fixed temperature at which a solid turns to a liquid. 

Freezing point: The fixed temperature at which a liquid turns to a solid (same as melting point) 

Boiling point: The fixed temperature at which a liquid turns to a gas- 100˚C for water.

300

Explain why matter expands when heated?

When matter is heated, its particles gain more energy and move around faster. The particles spread out more, so the matter takes up more space. This is called expansion.

400

Describe how the particles are arranged in a liquid?

Close together, not fixed. Can move. 

400

Describe what happens when you heat particles?

Particles speed up and gain kinetic energy

400

Describe the rate of diffusion when you put the food colouring in the cold water?

Diffusion occurred slowly, food colouring spread out slowly. 

400

Explain what happens during evaporation use the water cycle as an example

Evaporation happens when a liquid changes into a gas because it is heated. In the water cycle, the Sun heats water in oceans, lakes, and rivers. The water turns into water vapour and rises into the air. This water vapour later cools and forms clouds.

400

Define viscosity? What has a higher viscosity water or honey?

Viscosity is a measure of the resistance of a fluid (liquid or gas) to change shape. The more resistance the matter has, the more viscous it is said to be. 

500

Describe how the particles are arranged in a gas?

spread far apart, take up the space. 
500

Describe what happens when you cool particles?

Kinetic energy decreases

500

How did the experiment we did support the particle model?

mention movement of particles and kinetic energy

500

Explain what happens during condensation. Use a real world example

Condensation happens when a gas cools down and changes into a liquid. For example, when you take a cold drink out of the fridge, water vapour in the air cools when it touches the cold surface of the can or bottle. The water vapour turns into tiny drops of liquid water on the outside

500

What is compressibility?

Compressibility is a measure of how easily a substance’s volume can be reduced. 

If a substance is compressible the particles within can be pushed together more tightly than they already are. 

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