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temperature decreases, energy decreases true
kinetic energy particles increase distance also increases
deposition gas to solid
temperature measure of average kinetic energy of the particles in an object
sublimation solid to gas
directly related to temperature particle speed
condensation gas to liquid
slowest to fastest particle speed solid liquid gas
boiling point 100
constant temperature solid molecules have less kinetic energy than liquid molecules true
constant temperature gas molecules have less kinetic energy than liquid molecules false
The melting point of a substance is the same as its freezing point under the same pressure true
liquid turns into a gas only surface below the boiling point is called evaporation
increase temperature in gas increases pressure
temperature of contained gas increases and pressure is constant increases volume
constant temperature when volume is doubled pressure cuts in half
kpa 101.325
Boyle law inverse relationship
temperature of gas becomes 5 times higher pressure is constant volume becomes 5 higher
why balloon expands when hot charles law
temperature constant double pressure of gas volume cut in half
pressure gas increases volume decreases
freezing point 0
evaporation surface of liquid becomes gas
boiling whole liquid
mmHg 760
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