Density Flashcards

(9 cards)

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What are 3 key facts about solids

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The particles are very closed together
They are arranged in a regular pattern
They vibrate but don’t move from place to place

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What are 3 key facts about liquids

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Particles close together
Particles not arranged in a regular pattern
Particles can move around eachother

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3 key facts about gases

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Particles are far apart
Particles are not in a pattern
Particles move rapidly

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What does the density of a material tell us

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The mass for a given volume

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What’s the formula for density

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Density (kg/m cubed) = mass (kg) divided by volume (metres cubed)

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What’s a key fact about solids + density

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Solids normally have a high density, solids have a lot of mass for their volume because the particles are close together

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What’s a key fact about liquids + density

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Liquids normally have a high density, solids have a lot of mass for their volume because the particles are close together

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What’s a key fact about gas + density

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Gases normally have a low density, gas doesn’t have a lot of mass for their volume because the particles are far apart

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What’s a key fact about polystyrene and why

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Polystyrene has a low density despite being a solid because it has a very open structure and is full of air spaces.

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