Transcript Ch 12 Jeopardy game

States of Matter Jeopardy
Newton
Pascal
Torricelli
Joule
Kelvin
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100-Newton
• Force per unit area on a surface
• Pressure
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200-Newton
• Temperature at which all molecular motion
ceases
• Absolute zero
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300-Newton
• Resistance of a liquid to flow is called
• viscosity
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400-Newton
• specific heat for water
• 4.18 J/g C
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500-Newton
• Force of adhesion between a liquid and a
solid
• Capillary action
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100-Pascal
• Water boils at
• 100 C
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C
200-Pascal
• A manometer that is used to measure
atmospheric pressure
• barometer
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300- Pascal
• Conversion factor to get from mm Hg to
kPa
• 760 mm Hg = 101.3 kPa
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400-Pascal
• Type of collision between two gas particles
• elastic
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500-Pascal
• If H2 and N2 are at the same temperatures,
which particles will move at a higher
velocity
• H2
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100- Torricelli
• Measure of the average kinetic energy
• temperature
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200-Torricelli
• State of matter which consists of the
positive particles and electrons being
ejected when a gas reaches an extremely
high temperature
• plasma
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300- Torricelli
• Energy required to raise the temperature
of 1 gram of a substance 1 degree celcius
• Specific heat
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400-Torricelli
• If you have two objects at the same
temperature, what can be said about their
kinetic energy
• It is the same
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500-Torricelli
• Crystal system consisting of 3 different
pairs of parrallograms
• triclinic
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100-Joule
• Unit for heat
• joule
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200-Joule
• Temperature system in which its zero point
is absolute zero
• Kelvin
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300-Joule
• Direction that energy flows between two
objects at different temperatures
• From higher temp to lower temp
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400-Joule
• This happens to atmospheric pressure
with an increase of elevation
• Pressure goes down
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500-Joule
• Long lasting amorphous form is consider
to be
• metastable
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100-Kelvin
• has definite volume and definite shape
• A solid
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200-Kelvin
• Action of a solid turning into a gas
• sublimation
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300-Kelvin
• 5000 calories =
• 20900 J
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joules
400-Kelvin
• Point at which all three phases of matter
exist
• Triple point
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500- Kelvin
• Reasoning behind the leveling off of the
temperatures at the phase change points
• All the energy is going into breaking the
intermolecular forces
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