States of matter
Phase changes
Gas Laws C
Gas Laws M**
Kinetic Molecular Theory
100

Liquids have a ______ volume and a _______ shape

definite / varied

100

Give 1 example for each of the following phase changes

melting

freezing

vaporization

condensation

answers will vary

100

As pressure increases, the number of collisions _________________

increases

100

What is 6*C in Kelvin


279K 

100

Define kinetic energy

Energy due to motion / movement

200

Which state of matter has the most energy? 

Most - Gas

Least - Solid

200

In a phase change graph there is a steep part and a flat part. Which part is the actual phase change

flat part

200

Name a gas law with a direct relationship

Name a gas law with an inverse relationship

Direct - Charles

Inverse - Boyle

200

A bottle has a pressure of 6psi and is 200mL. The bottle is squeezed down to 150mL. What is the pressure?

8 psi

200

Do particles in a solid have kinetic energy? 

Yes. They vibrate in place

300

Do gases experience attraction between particles? Why or why not? 

Yes (technically), but we can ignore this force under normal conditions because gas particles are moving too fast with too much energy

300

Endothermic means ________energy 

Exothermic means _________ energy

Absorb / Release

300

List 3 things that would increase the pressure of a system

- increase number of particles

- decrease volume

- increase temp

300

The volume of a fish tank is 10L. The temperature of the tank is 247K. If the owner upgrades to a 15L tank, what will the new temp be? 

370.5 K

300

When two particles collide they __________ energy

transfer

400

What is the most common state of matter in the universe? 

Plasma - 99% of the universe, incredibly high temps

400

Give an example of sublimation

Given an example of deposition

Dry Ice - Sub

Frost on your windshield - Dep

400

In some gas laws you must use only certain units. In which gas law(s) does this apply and what unit must be used

Charles & Combined - Must use kelvin for temp

400

The volume of a hot air balloon is 56,000 cubic feet. The temperature is 100*C. If the temperature is heated to 150*C what will the new volume be. 

63,506.7 cubic feet

400

Explain why solids have a definite shape but gases and liquids do not

Answers will very 

Solids experience STRONG attractive forces between particles which holds its shape

500

Define Bose - Einstein Condensate

State of matter proposed by Einstein & Bose. Only occurs at incredibly low temps. Many particles condense and begin acting as if they were one particle

500

List all 6 phase changes and label them as endothermic or exothermic

Melting - Endo

Freezing - Exo 

Vaporization - Endo 

Sublimation - Endo 

Deposition - Exo 

Condensation - Exo 

500

Use clues like temp and volume to explain why pressure in outer space is virtually nonexistent. Use the word collision in your answer

Low Temp = Low collisions =  Low Pressure

High Volume = Low collision = Low Pressure

500
A sample of helium gas has a volume of 0.18 L, a pressure of 0.8 atm, and a temp of 302K. What is the new temp if the gas expands to 3L and has a pressure of 3.2 atm?

20,133 K

500

Is a samples melting point is 62*C & boiling point is 229*C and it is currently 107*C, what state of matter is the substance currently in 

Liquid 

62 < 107 < 229

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