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Chemistry Heating/Cooling Curves

BEVERLY LAM

Created on October 6, 2024

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Match the heated vocabulary

Link each Vocabulary to its corresponding event by dragging the pointer.

Phase of a substance that has volume, and takes the shape of it's container. Particles are slightly spread apart from each other.

Liquid

A physical change from solid to liquid phase and happens only at a specific temperature.

Melting

Phase of a substance that has no volume or shape, but will take it of the container. Particels are spread very far apart from each other.

Gas

The phase of a substance that has volume and shape. It is incompressible and particles are tightly packed.

Solid

Physical change from liquid to solid phase and happens only at a specific temperature. A synonym of Boiling is vaporizing or evaporating.

Boiling

Freezing
Condensation

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Drag the labels to the correct spot on the heating curve

Melting pt.

Boiling/Vaporization pt.

Solid

Liquid

Gas

q=mC∆T

q=mC∆T

q=mC∆T

q=mHv

q=mHf

Gas

q=mC∆T

Boiling/Vaporization pt.

q=mHv

Task: Click on each section to see how we analyze heating curves.

Liquid

q=mC∆T

Melting pt.

q=mHf

Gist

Solid

q=mC∆T

Super Gist

Avg. P.E.
Avg. K.E.

Gas

q=mC∆T

Boiling/Vaporization pt.

q=mHv

Liquid

q=mC∆T

Melting pt.

q=mHf

Solid

q=mC∆T

Go to page

Gas

q=mC∆T

Boiling/Vaporization pt.

q=mHv

q=mC∆T

Liquid

Melting pt.

q=mHf

Solid

q=mC∆T

Go to page

Gas

q=mC∆T

Boiling/Vaporization pt.

q=mHv

Liquid

q=mC∆T

Melting pt.

q=mHf

Solid

q=mC∆T

Go to page

Gas

q=mC∆T

Boiling/Vaporization pt.

q=mHv

Liquid

q=mC∆T

Melting pt.

q=mHf

Solid

q=mC∆T

Go to page

Gas

q=mHv

q=mC∆T

Boiling/Vaporization pt.

Liquid

q=mC∆T

Melting pt.

q=mHf

Solid

q=mC∆T

Go to page

Gas

q=mHv

q=mC∆T

Boiling/Vaporization pt.

Liquid

q=mC∆T

Melting pt.

q=mHf

Solid

q=mC∆T

Go to page

Gas

q=mHv

q=mC∆T

Boiling/Vaporization pt.

Liquid

q=mC∆T

Melting pt.

q=mHf

Solid

q=mC∆T

Go to page

Gas

q=mC∆T

Boiling/Vaporization pt.

q=mHv

Liquid

q=mC∆T

Melting pt.

q=mHf

Solid

q=mC∆T

Go to page

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Solution

Put this topic into context

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  • The particle diagram represents the solid phase and features of a substance in a solid phase is:
  • definite shape
  • definite volume
  • expands slightly when heated
  • does not take shape of its container
  • particles are tightly packed and are incompressible

Solid

A physical change of the opposite of liquid to gas, which is gas to liquid and only happens at the specific temperature

Boiling/Vaporize = Condensation

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  • The particle diagram shows the liquid phase and the features of a substance in the gas phase:
  • form of matter that flows
  • has constant volume
  • takes the shape of its container
  • less closely packed than particles in solids.

Liquids

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A physical change of the reverse of solid to liquid phase, which is liquid to solid and happens only at a specific temperature.

Synonym of Melting = Freezing

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  • The particle diagram represents the gas phase and features of a substance in a gas phase is:
  • compared to the other states the particles are far apart
  • 'expand' to uniformly fill the entire volume of the container
  • Particles are far apart gases are easily compressible

Gas

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Get the Gist:

Summarize each section in less than 10 words 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

SUPER Gist:

Summarize the heating curve in 10 words 1.