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Which of the following best describes the particle arrangement in a solid?

particles have negligible intermolecular attractions

particles move chaotically and fill their container

particles can flow past each other

particles are closely packed in a regular structure

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What provides evidence for the kinetic theory from Robert Brown's observations?

the ability of particles to change state

the arrangement of particles in a lattice

the erratic, random movement of particles

the viscosity of air

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Which form of energy is related to the velocities of particles?

potential energy

internal energy

intermolecular energy

kinetic energy

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What happens to water molecules' potential energy during boiling?

it decreases

it increases

it becomes kinetic energy

it stays the same

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As temperature increases, what happens to particles' average kinetic energy?

the effect cannot be predicted

it stays the same

it decreases

it increases

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Which contribution to internal energy is associated with overcoming intermolecular attractions?

kinetic

potential

intermolecular

electrical

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What causes the random, zig-zag motion of particles observed in Brownian motion?

electromagnetic forces

collisions with other particles

quantum effects

gravity

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What allows gas particles to fill the entire volume of their container?

increased kinetic energy

structured arrangement

ability to flow

negligible intermolecular attractions

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As heat is added to a substance, what happens to the average kinetic energies of its particles?

they remain unchanged

they decrease

the effect cannot be predicted

they increase

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What term refers to the total energy, kinetic and potential, within a system?

internal

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What phenomenon involved the observation of erratically moving particles in fluid?

brownian

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Identify three phases of matter and their associated particle properties:

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Give two components that contribute to a system's internal energy:

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State two key observations provided by Brownian motion:

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