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Chapter 5: States of Matter

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Front

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Back

#2
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What are the key properties of gases?

Back (Answer)

No fixed shape or volume; compressible; random particle arrangement; free movement.

#3
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What are the key properties of liquids?

Back (Answer)

Take container shape; fixed volume; slightly compressible; limited movement.

#4
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What are the key properties of solids?

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Fixed shape and volume; incompressible; regular particle arrangement; vibrational movement only.

#5
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Name the five types of structures found in elements and compounds.

Back (Answer)

Simple atomic

#6
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What determines the state of a substance at room temperature?

Back (Answer)

Its structure and bonding.

#7
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What are the assumptions of the ideal gas model?

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Rapid random motion; negligible volume; no intermolecular forces; elastic collisions.

#8
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What is an elastic collision in gases?

Back (Answer)

A collision where no kinetic energy is lost.

#9
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What happens during the melting of a solid?

Back (Answer)

Particles vibrate more

#10
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What happens during freezing of a liquid?

Back (Answer)

Particles lose energy

#11
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What happens during vaporization of a liquid?

Back (Answer)

Particles move faster

#12
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What happens during condensation of a gas?

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Particles lose energy

#13
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What is vapour pressure?

Back (Answer)

Pressure exerted by a vapour in equilibrium with its liquid.

#14
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How does temperature affect vapour pressure?

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Vapour pressure increases with temperature.

#15
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What is a crystal lattice?

Back (Answer)

A regular repeating arrangement of ions

#16
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What are the properties of ionic lattices?

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Hard

#17
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Why are ionic crystals brittle?

Back (Answer)

Same-charge ions align during a blow

#18
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What are metallic lattices made of?

Back (Answer)

Metal ions surrounded by delocalized electrons.

#19
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Why are metals malleable and ductile?

Back (Answer)

Layers slide while delocalized electrons maintain bonds.

#20
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What gives metals high tensile strength?

Back (Answer)

Strong attraction between ions and delocalized electrons.

#21
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What is an alloy?

Back (Answer)

A mixture of metals or a metal with a non-metal.

#22
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Why are alloys stronger than pure metals?

Back (Answer)

Less regular lattice structure prevents easy sliding of layers.

#23
Front (Question)

What is brass made of

Back (Answer)

and where is it used?

#24
Front (Question)

What are lightweight aluminum alloys used for?

Back (Answer)

Applications needing strength and corrosion resistance.