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NATURE OF GASES
NATURE OF LIQUIDS
NATURE OF SOLIDS
CHANGES OF STATE
UNITS OF MEASUREMENT
100
Describes the behavior of ideal gases under conditions of temperature, pressure, volume and number of moles
What is Kinetic Theory of Gases
100
the two types of vaporization
What is Evaporation and Boiling
100
Change from solid to liquid
What is Melting
100
Change from liquid to vapor
What is vaporization
100
Instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure
What is a Barometer
200
Energy of Motion
What is Kinetic Energy
200
Has definite volume but no definite shape
What is a Liquid
200
Melting point temperature equals
What is Freezing point temperature
200
Solid that changes directly to gas without the liquid phase
What is sublimation
200
SI unit for measuring pressure
What is Pascal
300
Pressure of a gas at a given temperature
What is gas pressure
300
Absolute zero temperature
What is 0 K or - 273K
300
Solid with regular repeating pattern, has a shape
What is a crystal
300
Has more energy than the other two common states of Matter
What is Gas
300
Standard Temperature and Pressure
What is STP
400
Space devoid of matter
What is Vacuum
400
State of Matter that flows but cannot but cannot be compressed
What is a liquid
400
No regular crystalline repeating pattern
What is amorphous solid e.g. glass, gel
400
The four factors that affect the behavior of gases are
What is temperatue, volume, pressure and number of moles
400
! atm. = 760 mmHg = 760 Torr = 101.3 Pascal
What is Standard Pressure
500
Weight of the pressure in the atmoshere
What is Atmospheric pressure
500
Temperature when the vapor pressure of the liquid is equal to the atmospheric pressure
What is Boiling point Temperature
500
Different forms of the same element
What is Allotropes Example graphite, diamond and charcoal are different form
500
There is no ideal gas because real gases condense and have volume True or false
What is True
500
Standard Temperature
What is 0>C or 273K