Physical Science 9 Semester 2 Exam Review

Match the following

• Temperature at which a solid becomes a liquid

• Boiling Point

• Temperature at which a liquid becomes a gas

• Melting Point

• A small piece of matter

• Particle

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An unknown sample's heating curve is given. Label the following:

b

c

a

d

e

Phase Change (S -> L)

Liquid

Solid

Gas

Phase Change (L -> g)

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Solid Nitrogen is melted. The temperature of the sample increases quickly at first, then slows down, then quickly again. Explain why this is.

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Answer explanation

In the beginning, the temperature of the solid increases. When it reaches the melting point, the solid undergoes a phase change. During the phase change the kinetic energy is used to break the bonds, rather than raising the temperature. Once the bonds are broken, the temperature increases again.

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The table shows the normal boiling points of 5 compounds. Which compound has the strongest intermolecular forces?

• Water

• Butane

• Propane

• Pentane

• Methane

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Water has the strongest intermolecular forces because it has the ​ (a)   boiling point. The higher the boiling point the ​ (b)   energy needed to break the bonds.

• highest
• more
• lowest
• less

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Match the following

• Can be seen with the naked eye

• Macroscopic

• Average kinetic energy

• Thermal Energy

• Cannot be seen with the naked eye

• Temperature

• Total kinetic energy

• Kinetic Energy

• Energy of motion

• Microscopic

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A gas is heated. The temperature of the gas ​ (a)   , the thermal energy ​ (b)   and the kinetic energy ​ (c)  

• increases
• decreases

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The particles of the gas will move ​ (a)   . This means the kinetic energy ​​ (b)  

• faster
• increases
• slower
• decreases

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Which one is the warmer sample?

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The warmer sample will have a ​ (a)   average kinetic energy. This means a ​ (b)   overall temperature. The particles are ​ (c)   evenly distributed.

• higher
• more
• lower
• less

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