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State Of Matter

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  • Have no fixed shape or volume
    What this state of matter?
  • What is pressure?
    collisions between the gas molecules and the walls of the container?
  • The idea that molecules in gases are in constant movement is called?
    kinethic theory of gases
  • What happens when we heat a solid?
    energy transfer and particles vibrate more, forces attraction weaken and solid changes to liquid
  • The changes from gases to liquid?
    condensation
  • What happen when we cool a liquid?
    lose kinetic energy, force kinethic energy increases , particles change to solid
  • example of simple molecular lattices
    iodine, buckminsterfullerene and ice
  • What is giant ionic structure
    compounds with ionic lattice
  • Fixed shape and volume, touching each other and in regular arrangement
    What this state of matter?
  • calculate the volume by 0.5 mol of carbondioxide at pressure of 150 kPa and a temperature of 19 C ?
    8,088 dm3
  • What is alloy
    MIxture of two or more metal with a non metals
  • Why is an alloy stronger than pure metals
    because in alloy there is another atom that interupt and make it stick together so the cannot slide very easily
  • What is the difference between carbon and diamond?
    carbon soft and good conductor, diamond hard and cannot conduct electricity
  • Particles are mostly arranged randomly, have limited movement from place to place
    What this state of matter?
  • A flask volume of 2 dm3 was found to contain 5,28 of a gas. The pressure in the flask was 200 kpa and the temperature was 20 C. calculate the relative molecular mass of the gas?
    32,2
  • What is the difference between vaporization and boiling?
    vaporization under temperature of boiling point
  • a flask of volume 5 dm3 contained 4 g of oxygen. calculate the pressure exerted by the gas at a temperature of 127 C
    83,1
  • what is the formula of general gases equation?
    pv=nRT
  • example of giant molecular
    silicon(IV) oxide, graphite and diamond
  • The changes from liquid to gas?
    vaporization