Monday, July 10, 2017

1.2: Understand the Interconversions between the Three States of Matter in Terms of: The Names of the Interconversions, How they are Achieved, the Changes in Arrangement, Movement and Energy of the Particles



INTERCONVERSIONS BETWEEN STATES OF MATTER:




Diagram showing the interconversions between the states of matter



EXPLANATION:

CHANGE
EXPLANATION
SOLID → LIQUID

MELTING
  • Heat the Solid until it Melts
  • Particles gain kinetic energy and vibrates faster, allowing particles to overcome forces of attraction that hold them together in the solid
  • Regular pattern is broken down and particles can now slide past one another

LIQUID → SOLID

FREEZING
  • Cool the Liquid until it Freezes
  • Particles lose kinetic energy, allowing forces of attraction between the particles to hold them together
  • Particles arrange themselves into a regular pattern and are no longer able to slide past one another

LIQUID → GAS

EVAPORATING
  • Heat the Liquid until it Boils
  • Particles gain kinetic energy and move further apart, causing the forces of attraction between them to be completely broken and escape from liquid

GAS → LIQUID

CONDENSING
  • Cool the Gas until it Condenses
  • Particles lose kinetic energy and vibrates faster, allowing forces of attraction to bring particles closer together
  • Particles eventually clump together to form a liquid

SOLID → GAS

SUBLIMATION
  • Heat the Solid until it Sublimes
  • Particles gain kinetic energy and vibrates faster, causing forces of attraction between particles to be completely broken and escape from solid

6 comments:

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  2. Don't forget Deposition- gas to solid (opposite of sublimation).

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  3. for condensing- surely the particles do not vibrate more as they have LOST kinetic energy?

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  4. Excellent post.
    Very Nice Post. This post is very helpful. Thanks.

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