States of Matter (Leaving Cert Engineering): Flashcards
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Three primary states of matter
Three primary states of matter
Solid, liquid, and gas
Particle arrangement in solids
Particle arrangement in solids
Rigid lattice; particles vibrate in fixed positions
Key properties of solids
Key properties of solids
Incompressible, fixed shape & volume, high density
Key properties of liquids
Key properties of liquids
Take container shape, fixed volume, slightly compressible
Key properties of gases
Key properties of gases
Fill all space, highly compressible, no fixed shape/volume
Kinetic theory statement
Kinetic theory statement
All particles are in constant motion
Temperature of absolute zero
Temperature of absolute zero
or Kelvin
Melting phase transition
Melting phase transition
Solid changes to liquid (energy added)
Sublimation phase transition
Sublimation phase transition
Solid changes directly to gas (energy added)
Definition of a solution
Definition of a solution
A mixture formed when solute dissolves in solvent
Definition of solubility
Definition of solubility
Mass of solute that dissolves in solvent at set temp/pressure
Definition of suspension
Definition of suspension
Larger particles held up by collisions, will settle out
Solution vs suspension difference
Solution vs suspension difference
Solutions dissolve completely; suspensions settle out
Distillation separation method
Distillation separation method
Separates liquids by different boiling points
Definition of ions
Definition of ions
Charged particles that have gained or lost electrons
