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5.3 Solid

5.3 Solid

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5.3 Solid

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solid particles are arranged closely packed

particles can only vibrate and rotate at fixed position

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solid has definite volume and shape

like bottle

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solid is also incompressible.

kind of hard innit?

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Freezing

  • When the temperature of a liquid is lowered, the

    kinetic energy of the liquid particles decreases.

  • A point is reached when the intermolecular forces are

    strong enough to hold the particles together in a fixed

    and orderly arrangement.

  • liquid change into a solid

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Melting (reverse of freezing)

  • At higher temperature, particles are able to vibrate faster and more energetic.

  • at its melting point, particles posses enough energy to overcome the attractive forces between them and moves freely

  • solid becomes liquid

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Sublimation

The process by which a substance changes directly from solid phase to gaseous phase without passing through the liquid phase.


eg: dry ice

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Deposition

The process where molecules from vapour phase change directly to the solid phase without entering the liquid phase.


The opposite of the sublimation process.

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Crystalline solid

  • Atoms, ions or molecules

    are ordered in well-defined

    arrangements.

  • Formed when a saturated

    liquid is cooled slowly.

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Crystalline solid

Eg: ice, sugar, salt

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Amorphous solid

  • Solid whose particles have

    no orderly structure.

  • Formed when a saturated

    liquid is cooled rapidly

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Amorphous solid

Eg: glass, plastics, charcoal

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TYPES OF CRYSTALLINE SOLID

it can be divided into 4 types

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1. Ionic solid

Eg: sodium chloride a.k.a salt

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2. Metallic solid

Eg: sodium metal, metal lah kecuali mercury

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3. molecular covalent solid

eg: dry ice (CO2), ice (H2O)

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4. Giant covalent solid

Eg: DIAMOND, graphite, graphene

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Multiple Select

Which of these are types of solid?

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AMORPHOUS

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SOFT

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CRYSTALLINE

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INTERSTELLAR

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Fill in the Blanks

Freezing is the process where solid is formed from a

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Multiple Select

Which of these are examples of crystalline solid

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glass

2

himalayan salt

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Sugar

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iron metal

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Multiple Select

Which of these are NOT physical properties of solid?

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particles are arranged in closely packed arrangement

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has definite volume but not definite shape

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can be compressed

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cannot be compressed

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Fill in the Blanks

The process of which solid turns into gas is called

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Multiple Select

What are the examples of molecular covalent solids?

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diamond

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glass

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ice

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dry ice

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Fill in the Blanks

The process of which solid turns into gas is called

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