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Crystalline- Cr(ys)talline melts at specific tempurature
Amorphous- A(mo)rphous does not melt at specific tempurature
surface tension inward pull of molecules on the surface of a liquid that pulls them together.
viscosity liquid's resistance to flow
fluids- (flu)ids substances that flow
melting solid to liquid
melting point temp. at which a solid melts
freezing liquid to solid
freezing point temp. at which liquid freezes
vaporation liquid to gas
boiling point temp. at which boiling occurs
condensation gas to liquid
sublimation solid to gas
desublimation gas to solid
pressure force/area
Boyle's law ViP Boyle V and P have opposite relationships (constant T)
PT law PT burn 'em P and T have the same relationship. constant V does not change
Charle's law Charles watches direct TV. direct relationship between T and V. constant P
does the temperature change during melting? yes
is energy required for each phase change? yes
can both liquid water and steam exist at 100 C? yes
what must be changed, temperature or heat enerqy, during condensation? heat energy
describe the arrangement of particles as heat energy and temperature increase. spread out
what rule can you state about the relationship between phase changes and temperature? as the phases change, temperature stays the same.
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