
kinetic theory of gases
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Which best describes a solid?
The state of matter that has a fixed shape and fixed volume
The molecules of a solid move with a high speed in random order
The state of matter that has a fixed volume and takes the shape of its container
Molecules move past one another, vibrate, and rotate
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Which state of matter is shown?
sold
liquid
gas
plasma
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Which is an assumption of the kinetic theory of gases?
Gas are made up of particles that move at a constant, random motion
Gases can be compressed
Evaporation is a state change
When particles of a gas collide a large amount of energy is lost
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Which is FALSE about melting?
solid change to a liquid
particles gain enough energy to move past each other
the heat of fusion is needed to melt a solid
the heat of vaporization is needed to melt a solid
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Which state is shown.
gas
solid
liquid
plasma
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Which part of the graph has no temperature change
The part labeled ice
The part labeled freezing/melting
The part labeled water
The part labeled gas
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Most matter __________ when heated
condenses
solidifies
contracts
expands
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What occurs when the vapor pressure of a liquid equals the atmospheric pressure?
condensation
freezing
melting
boiling
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What happens to KE when the temperature increases?
Nothing
It increases because particles move faster
It decreases because particles slow down
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Why does the balloon shrink in liquid nitrogen?
The particles move apart and speed up
The particles slow down and move closer together since the temperature decreases.
Balloon shrink in all liquids
The liquid nitrogen damages the balloon.
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Which state of matter is shown?
gas
liquid
solid
plasma
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This state has the lowest amount of energy. The particles mainly vibrate.
gas
solid
liquid
plasma
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According to the kinetic molecular theory, all collisions between gas molecules are inelastic; all kinetic energy is lost.
True
False
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Liquid changing to a gas just at its surface.
condensation
evaporation
melting
boiling
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What is true about an amorphous solid?
It does not have a melting point- it has a range of temperatures at which it melts
It behaves like all other solids
Glass and butter are examples
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What is sublimation?
changing from a solid to a vapor
vapor changes to a solid
vapor changes to a liquid
liquid changes to a solid
Which best describes a solid?
The state of matter that has a fixed shape and fixed volume
The molecules of a solid move with a high speed in random order
The state of matter that has a fixed volume and takes the shape of its container
Molecules move past one another, vibrate, and rotate
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