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States of Matter: Heating & Cooling Quiz

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Changes of state and heating curves

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Changes of state and heating curves

by Haneen Fatima
1

What is the process called when a solid changes to a liquid?

2

Which change occurs when a liquid becomes a gas at the boiling point?

3

On a heating curve, what does a flat portion indicate during heating?

4

During cooling, which change results in a gas becoming a liquid?

5

Which process changes a solid directly to a gas?

6

What is the energy supplied during to plateau of a heating curve used to for?

7

A heating curve plateau at the boiling point represents which event?

8

If ice warms to 0°C and then melts, what occurs during the plateau?

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What is the change from gas to liquid called?

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What is the term for a liquid turning into a solid?

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A student was observing melting of a substance. Its melting point was found to be -20 degree centigrade and boiling point was 50 degree centigrade. What temperature does the plateau of its melting curve shows

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Melting is the solid-to-liquid phase change where particles gain enough energy to move past each other.

Boiling is a rapid vaporization at the boiling point, forming gas throughout the liquid.

During a phase change, temperature stays constant as energy goes into breaking/forming bonds.

Condensation is gas to liquid, releasing energy as particles slow and crowd together.

Sublimation skips the liquid phase, turning solid straight into gas.

The energy supplied to system during the plateau shows no increase in temperature instead the energy is supplied to the bonds to overcome the force of attraction.

Plateau at boiling point indicates energy used for vaporization, not temperature rise.

During the plateau at 0°C, energy melts the ice into liquid water.

Condensation is gas to liquid, releasing energy as particles settle together.

Freezing (or crystallization) forms a solid as particles arrange into a fixed structure.

 
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