Particle Motion
Phase Diagrams
Formulas
Unit Conversions
Manometers
100
The particles of this state of matter move the slowest.
What is solid?
100
This letter represents the gas phase.
What is B?
100
This shape's area can be calculated with
pi * r^2
What is a circle?
100
The amount of inches in 3.5 feet.
What is 42 inches?
100
This is the pressure in the bulb in atm.
What is 1 atm?
200
The particles of this state of matter are spread out the most.
What is gas?
200
This letter represents the point where the substance can no longer be distinguished between liquid and gas. The critical point.
What is E?
200
Mass over volume tells you this.
What is density?
200
These are the numbers in "psi" and "kPa" equal to 1 atm.
What is 14.69 psi and 101.3 kPa?
200
This is the unit that liquid levels in a manometer are always given in.
What is mm Hg?
300
This is how thermometers work.
What is liquids heating up, creating more particle space, and the liquid only has one place to move?
300
This is the point where all three states of matter coexist.
What is the triple point?
300
The formula (1/2 * base * height) gives you the area for this shape.
What is a triangle?
300
The quantitative value of the unit mm Hg is equal to the value of this other pressure unit.
What is torr?
300
Between the bulb and air pressure, this side is stronger.
What is air pressure?
400
The collision of particles with the edges of the container they're in create this.
What is pressure?
400
This is the term for when a gas immediately phases into a solid.
What is deposition?
400
The force over a given area gives you this. Shout out Freddie Mercury.
What is pressure?
400
This is the number of seconds in 1.32 weeks.
What is 798,336 seconds?
400
This is what a manometer actually measures.
What are different pressures?
500
Adding heat to particles will increase these three things.
What is increase thermal energy, increase speed, and increase spacing?
500
If I was going through condensation, I would be going from this letter to this letter.
What is from letter B to C?
500
The (length * width * height) will tell you this of a rectangular prism.
What is volume?
500
This is the value of 12.7 kPa converted to psi.
What is 1.84 psi?
500
This is the bulb pressure in psi.
What is about 13.37 psi?