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Index for 'states of matter' pages on the properties of gases. liquids & solids Sections for GCSE level chemistry students (~US grades 9-10) 1. Introduction: Three states of matter, particle pictures of elements, compounds and mixtures 2-3. A kinetic particle model of a gas, properties, pressure and the effect of temperature change and Three states of matter - what can we expect from particle models and are there limitations? 4. What is diffusion? Particle model and examples of demonstrating diffusion in gases 5. Kinetic particle model of a liquid and properties explained, 2nd mention of Brownian motion (see 2-3) 6. Particle model of a liquid and diffusion experiments and associated phenomena 7. Particle model of a solid and explaining the properties of solids, links to physics density notes 8. Physical state changes - a summary diagram for gas <==> liquid <==> solid changes 9. Evaporation and boiling - explained using particle model and energy changes 10. Condensation and distillation - explained using particle model and energy changes 11. Melting and freezing state changes explained using the particle model and energy changes 12. The special case of sublimation - examples described and explained using particle model 13. Cooling and heating curves explained - state changes and relative latent heat energy changes 14. Comparison of latent heat changes in physical state changes for different types of structures 15. The particle model explaining dissolving solids and solution formation 16. The particle model and miscible liquids, immiscible liquids and using a separating funnel 17. Ideal gases, their theoretical behaviour, gas laws and the Kelvin scale of temperature18. Particle model of a gas relate to gas pressure-volume calculations using Boyle's Law 19. Particle model of a gas related to gas pressure-volume-temperature calculations using Charles's & Gay-Lussac Law20. The combined gas law equation - more complicated calculations involving P-V-TSee also Reacting gas volume ratios, Avogadro's Law & Gay–Lussac's Law Calculations and GCSE (~US grades 8-10) level multiple choice QUIZ on states of matter: gases, liquids & solids Extra sections for advanced level chemistry students (UK A level and US grade 11-12 K12 honors students should be completely familiar with 1-20) 21. Experiment to determine the molecular mass of a volatile liquid, PV = nRT calculations 22. Dalton's law of partial pressures and calculations 23. Graham's Law of Diffusion, demonstration experiments and relative diffusion rate calculations 24. Non–ideal real gas behaviour and Van der Waals Equation of State Where next? and other associated pages All my UK GCSE (~US grade 8-10) level chemistry revision notes All my UK advanced level (~US grades 11-12) pre-university chemistry revision notes This is a BIG website, you need to take time to explore it [ SEARCH BOX]Email doc brown - comment? query? Some easy basic exercises from UK KS3 basic science quizzes (~US grades 6-8) "QUIZ on the particle model of solids, liquids and gases" Multiple Choice Questions for KS3 Science revision on gases, liquids and solids – particle models, properties, explaining the differences between them. Four handy linked online word–fill worksheets on gases. liquids and solids wf1 wf2 * wf3 * wf4 The BIG hard crossword puzzle OR the smaller EASIER The crossword and word–fill ANSWERS 3 linked online matching pair quizzes States of matter 1 * States 2 mp * States 3 mp
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