TemperatureA measure ofthe averagekineticenergy ofparticlesThe latentheat ofvaporisationof waterChange inTemperaturejoulesUnit ofworkHeat(andsound)When energy is'lost' from asystem, it isalmost alwaystransformedinto :EPressureForceper unitareaA graph ofpressure vstemperature2100The specificheatcapacity ofice273To convertto K fromC, add______KelvinSometimescalled'absolutetemperature'A graph ofpressurevs.VolumeinverselyFor an idealgas, pressureand volumeare _________proportionalVolumemeasuredin ml orm^3BKineticEnergyEnergyofmotionDThekineticmodelall matter is made of smallparticles which are inrandom motion. By makingsimple assumptions aboutthese particles a lot aboutthe physical properties ofmatter and how it behavescan be explained.Conservationof EnergyEnergycannot becreated ordestroyedAThe latentheat offusion ofwater.Latentheat offusionThe heat requiredto change thephase of 1 kg ofa substance fromsolid to liquid.CLatent heatofvaporisationThe heat requiredto change thephase of 1 kg ofa substance fromliquid to gas.1 PaHeatEnergyE_hstandsforPotentialEnergyStoredenergyPowerWork= ForcexdistanceForceEqual toPressurex AreadirectlyFor an idealgas,temperatureand volume are_________proportionalAreameasuredin m^2SpecificHeatCapacityHeat energyrequired to changethe temperature of1 kg of asubstance by 1degree celsius4180The specificheatcapacity ofwaterTemperatureA measure ofthe averagekineticenergy ofparticlesThe latentheat ofvaporisationof waterChange inTemperaturejoulesUnit ofworkHeat(andsound)When energy is'lost' from asystem, it isalmost alwaystransformedinto :EPressureForceper unitareaA graph ofpressure vstemperature2100The specificheatcapacity ofice273To convertto K fromC, add______KelvinSometimescalled'absolutetemperature'A graph ofpressurevs.VolumeinverselyFor an idealgas, pressureand volumeare _________proportionalVolumemeasuredin ml orm^3BKineticEnergyEnergyofmotionDThekineticmodelall matter is made of smallparticles which are inrandom motion. By makingsimple assumptions aboutthese particles a lot aboutthe physical properties ofmatter and how it behavescan be explained.Conservationof EnergyEnergycannot becreated ordestroyedAThe latentheat offusion ofwater.Latentheat offusionThe heat requiredto change thephase of 1 kg ofa substance fromsolid to liquid.CLatent heatofvaporisationThe heat requiredto change thephase of 1 kg ofa substance fromliquid to gas.1 PaHeatEnergyE_hstandsforPotentialEnergyStoredenergyPowerWork= ForcexdistanceForceEqual toPressurex AreadirectlyFor an idealgas,temperatureand volume are_________proportionalAreameasuredin m^2SpecificHeatCapacityHeat energyrequired to changethe temperature of1 kg of asubstance by 1degree celsius4180The specificheatcapacity ofwater

Properties of Matter Bingo - Call List

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  1. A measure of the average kinetic energy of particles
    Temperature
  2. The latent heat of vaporisation of water

  3. Change in Temperature
  4. Unit of work
    joules
  5. When energy is 'lost' from a system, it is almost always transformed into :
    Heat (and sound)

  6. E
  7. Force per unit area
    Pressure
  8. A graph of pressure vs temperature
  9. The specific heat capacity of ice
    2100
  10. To convert to K from C, add ______
    273
  11. Sometimes called 'absolute temperature'
    Kelvin
  12. A graph of pressure vs. Volume
  13. For an ideal gas, pressure and volume are _________ proportional
    inversely
  14. measured in ml or m^3
    Volume

  15. B
  16. Energy of motion
    Kinetic Energy

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  18. all matter is made of small particles which are in random motion. By making simple assumptions about these particles a lot about the physical properties of matter and how it behaves can be explained.
    The kinetic model
  19. Energy cannot be created or destroyed
    Conservation of Energy

  20. A
  21. The latent heat of fusion of water.
  22. The heat required to change the phase of 1 kg of a substance from solid to liquid.
    Latent heat of fusion

  23. C
  24. The heat required to change the phase of 1 kg of a substance from liquid to gas.
    Latent heat of vaporisation

  25. 1 Pa
  26. E_h stands for
    Heat Energy
  27. Stored energy
    Potential Energy

  28. Power
  29. = Force x distance
    Work
  30. Equal to Pressure x Area
    Force
  31. For an ideal gas, temperature and volume are _________ proportional
    directly
  32. measured in m^2
    Area
  33. Heat energy required to change the temperature of 1 kg of a substance by 1 degree celsius
    Specific Heat Capacity
  34. The specific heat capacity of water
    4180