States of matter
Diffusion
Density
Gas pressure
Changes of state
100

Solids cannot be compressed. True or False

True

100

The random movement and mixing of particles.

Diffusion 

100

The formula for density is

mass/volume 

100

It is caused by particles colliding with the walls of the container. 

gas pressure 

100

Change from liquid to gas 

evaporation 

200

Explain why solids have a fixed shape and volume.

Their particles are close together and arranged in a regular pattern. 

200

Diffusion happens very slowly - if at all - in 

solids 

200

Instrument used to measure volume of liquid 

measuring cylinder or graduated cylinder 

200

What happens when a plastic bottle is placed in a freezer? 

It collapses 

200

It causes changes in state of matter 

Change in temperature 

300

They have a fixed volume but no fixed shape.  

Liquids 

300

Explain why diffusion happens quickly in a gas. 

Gas particles can travel a long distance before it hits another particle. 

300

The density of a substance depends on two things: 1) ........ 2) ..........

1) mass of its particles; 2) how closely packed its particles are 

300

How does temperature affects gas pressure?

The higher the temperature, the greater the gas pressure. 

300

Changing solid to gas without passing the liquid state

sublimation

400

Nitrogen has a melting point of -210oC and a boiling point of -196oC.  Indicate the state of nitrogen at -200oC.

Liquid 

400

Explain why diffusion happens more quickly at higher temperatures. 

Warmer particles have more energy so they move faster. 

400

A measuring cylinder contains 30 mL of water.  A toy dinosaur was dropped in it causing the level of water to rise to 38.5 mL.  Find the volume of the toy.

8.5 cm3

400

Describe how altitude affects air pressure. 

The higher the altitude, the lower the air pressure. 

400

Explain why changing the temperature of a substance causes a change in its state. 

An increase in temperature causes particles to move faster and move farther apart disrupting their regular pattern.

500

Describe how the behaviour of the particles change when a substance changes from its solid state to its liquid state. 

In a solid, particles are closely packed in a regular pattern and can only vibrate on the sport.  In a liquid, the particles are not arranged in a regular pattern and can move around.  

500

Three factors affecting the rate of diffusion (how fast substances spread out and mix with other substances)

1)temperature; 2) size and mass of particles; and 3) states of the substances that are diffusing

500

A cube of wood measures 2 cm on its side and has a mass of 80 g.  Find the density of the wood. 

10 g/cm3

500

Explain why air pressure does not squash us. 

Because we also have air inside our body which exerts an equal and opposite force against air pressure. 

500

What process is shown in each number?

solid  --> liquid  (1)  liquid -->  gas (2)  solid --> liquid (3)  gas -->  liquid  (4)  liquid --> solid (5)

(1) melting;  (2) evaporating;  (3)  subliming;  (4)  condensing; (5) melting