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Chapter 7
the random movement
What is
Brownian displayed by small particles
motion? that are suspended in fluids
The particles
arrangement of
liquid
the temperature at which a
Boiling point liquid boils and turns to
vapor.
The particles
arrangement of
solid
the temperature at which a
Freezing point liquid turns into a solid when
cooled.
What happens
to the particles
in the bottle
G

What process
occurs at point F
C-B?

A
 held together by very strong force
Particles of attraction
movement of  Unable to move about freely
solid are
 Vibrate about their fixed position
the point at which materials
Melting point changes from a solid to a
liquid
The particles
arrangement of
gas
 Has no definite shape or volume
Physical
properties of  Has the lowest density
gas are  Can be compressed
 Held together by strong forces of
Particles attraction
movement of  Able to slide past one another
liquid are
 Packed closely tohether
G

What process
occurs at point F
D-E?

A
Particles  Packed very closely together
arrangement of  A fixed, regular pattern
solid are
G

State of matter
at point G is…. F

A
G

What process
occurs at point F
E-D?

A
 Held together by weak forces of
Particles attraction
movement of  Able to move about freely over
gas are
long distance
 When matter is cooled, the particles
lose energy and vibrate less
vigorously.
Contraction is  The particles move closer to one
another. This causes the volume of
matter to decrease
Particles  No fixed, regular pattern
arrangement of  Has no definite shape
liquid are
G

What process
occurs at point F
B-C?

A
 Has fixed volume
Physical
properties of  Has a lower density than solids
liquid are  Cannot be compressed
 Has a definite shape and volume
Physical  Has a higher density than liquids
properties of and gases
solid are
 Cannot be compressed
 When matter is heated, the particles
gain energy and vibrate more
vigorously.
Expansion is….  The particles move slightly further
apart from one another. This causes
the volume of matter to increase
G

State of matter
at point A is…. F

A
What happens
to the particles
in the bottle
Particles  Far apart from one another
arrangement of  No fixed, regular pattern
gas are
G

State of matter
at point F is…. F

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