Solids
This is how the particles of a solid are arranged.
What is tightly packed together and vibrating in place?
This is how the particles of a liquid are arranged.
What is loosely packed and can flow past each other?
This is how the particles of a gas are arranged.
What is spaced out and flowing freely?
The process when a solid turns into a liquid.
What is melting?
Boyle's Law states this about pressure and volume of a gas.
What is as pressure increases/decreases the volume of a gas will decrease/increase? (inversely proportional)
The shape and volume of solids.
What is definite shape and definite volume?
The shape and volume of liquids.
What is indefinite shape and definite volume?
The shape and volume of gases.
What is indefinite shape and indefinite volume?
This is the specific temperature where a liquid turns into a solid.
What is freezing point?
Charles's Law states this about temperature and volume of a gas.
What is as temperature increases/decreases the volume of a gas will increases/decreases? (directly proportional)
The two type of solids
What is amorphous and crystalline?
This is a liquids resistance to flowing.
What is viscosity?
These three variables affect the behavior of a gas.
What is temperature, pressure, and volume?
Sitting dry ice out on a table will result in this phase change.
What is sublimation?
These temperature units are commonly used in Charles's Law.
What is Kelvin?
The particles in this type of solid are arranged in a regular pattern and melt at a distinct temperature. An example is salt.
What is a crystalline solid?
Liquids can also be refferred to as this term.
What is a fluid?
The term that describes the pressure exerted by gases
This change in state from a liquid to a gas. (hint: there are two types)
What is vaporization?
A balloon does this when heated under constant pressure.
What is expand?
The particles in this type of solid are not arranged in a regular pattern and do not melt at a distinct temperature. An example is butter or jam.
What is an amorphous solid?
This property of a liquid allows a cup to be slightly over filled without spilling and allows certain insects to "Walk on Water".
What is Surface Tension?
This physical property of a gas allows a large quantity of it to be put in a smaller space.
What is Compressibility? (can be compressed)
This is what is responsible for all phase changes.
What is adding or removing thermal energy?
This is how you would determine what the volume of a gas would be if you were given the initial volume and temperature of a substance and a final temperature.
Wtat is V1/T1=V2/T2?