Unit 1 AB Study Guide

What is happening to the substance during section "B" of this heating curve?

• Gas is condensing into a liquid

• Liquid is evaporating into a gas

• Solid is melting into a liquid

• Liquid is freezing into a solid

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What is happening to the substance as energy is added?

• The particles will move closer together

• The particle motion will remain the same

• The particles will begin to move faster

• The particles will begin to move slower

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What is happening to the substance as energy is removed?

• The particles will move closer together

• The particle motion will remain the same

• The particles will begin to move faster

• The particles will begin to move further apart

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Why do the particles in hot water move faster than the particles in cold water?

• There is more energy in this hot water

• There is less space for the particles to move in the hot water

• The cold water is easier for the particles to move around

• When water is hot, the particles don't need to move as much

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This picture shows the particle motion of a solid. How would the picture be different if it showed a gas?

• The particles would has less room to move around (more dense)

• The particles would be moving slower

• The particles wouldn't be moving as much

• The particles would be less dense and be moving faster

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These particles have low density, high energy, and lots of movement. Which phase of matter does this picture likely represent?

• Solid

• Liquid

• Gas

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As the heat is removed from a gas, what happens to the particles in that substance?

• Particles move faster and get more dense

• Particles move around less and get less dense

• Particles move slower and get less dense

• Particle motion stays the same but the substance gets more dense

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What is temperature?

• The amount of mass that a substance has

• The level of density that a substance has

• The area of a substances atoms

• The measure of kinetic energy in a substance

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In which phase of matter is the kinetic energy of a substance the greatest?

• Solid

• Liquid

• Gas

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How does increasing the kinetic energy of molecules affect temperature?

• The temperature is unaffected

• The temperature increases

• The temperature decreases

• The temperature gets lower

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