| Dispersive | | __________ __________ are bonds between molecules. |
| freezing | | A __________ __________ shows the temperature vs. time for a substance where energy is added at a constant rate. |
| phase diagram | | What type of intermolecular force holds non-polar molecules together? |
| melting | | __________ occurs when a gas forms into a liquid. |
| Dipole dipole | | When ice melts into water, it is visible that __________ has occured. |
| vapor pressure | | When ice is __________, a phase change occurs. |
| boiling | | The particles of a __________ slide past each other and take the shape of its container. |
| specific heat | | What happens to high energy particles that approach the surface? |
| deposition | | A solid made up of ions held together primarily by their electrostatic is called an __________ __________ ? |
| Heat Vaporization | | A solid that has the properties of a metal is called a __________ __________. |
| solid | | __________ __________ is the energy of motion, observable as the movement of an object, particle, or set of particles. |
| sublimation | | A substance that consists of individual molecules held together in the solid by relatively weak intermolecular bonds is called a __________ __________. |
| Evaporation | | A __________ __________ is an atomic solid containing strong directional covalent bonds. |
| phase change | | __________ __________ is energy stored in an object waiting to be used. |
| molecular solid | | The __________ __________ holds together H, N, O, and F atoms. |
| metallic solid | | The particles of a __________ move freely and bounce off one another. |
| gas | | What is liquid water freezing into a solid piece of ice and example of? |
| Potential energy | | What is the point at which the substance cannot liquify anymore? (also known as the point of no return) |
| normal melting point | | What phase change does a gas go through to change directly into a solid? |
| Hydrogen bond | | The __________ point of water is at zero degrees Celcius. |
| critical point | | The higher the __________ __________ of a liquid at a given temperature, the lower the normal boiling point. |
| intermolecular forces | | __________ occurs when the gas pressure equals the atmospheric pressure. |
| ionic solid | | The particles that make up a __________ vibrate in place and create a definite shape. |
| Heat fusion | | Whan there's a change in state, there is no change in __________. |
| kinetic energy | | __________ __________ is the amount of energy a substance needs to change from a liquid to a gas state and vice versa. |
| heat curve | | A substance's __________ __________ determines how fast of how slow it cools or heats up. |
| network solid | | What type of intermolecular force holds polar molecules together? |
| temperature | | Stronger forces between molecules require a greater amount of __________ to separate. |
| triple point | | A __________ __________ shows different phases at different temperatures. |
| condensation | | __________ __________ is the amount of energy needed to change a substance from a soild to a liquid and vice versa. |
| liquid | | The __________ __________ is where all 3 phases of matter are at equilibrium. |
| normal boiling point | | The __________ __________ __________ is the temperature at which the liquid and gas have a vapor pressure equal to 1 atm. |
| heat | | The __________ __________ __________ is the temperature at which the solid and liquid have a vapor pressure equal to 1 atm. |