PPT-Liquid State

UNITI Topics Of the Chapter Intermolecular forces Structure of liquid Structural differences between liquid crystal solid and liquid Differences between liquid crystal solid and liquid. Heat/Energy needs to be…... . added or removed. Heat that is removed is….. Exothermic. system. heat. surroundings. Heat that is added is….. Endothermic. system. heat. surroundings. Endothermic versus Exothermic Example WS. Properties of pure substances. Pure substance. A pure substance has the same chemical composition throughout.. Are the following confined in a fixed volume pure substances:. Ice (single component, single phase) . Matter and Phase Change. Review Game. IT DOES MATTER. A MATTER OF FACT. STATES OF MATTER. STATES OF MATTER II. -BONUS-. STATE YOUR MATTER. 1. 6. 11. 16. *21. 2. 7. 12. 17. *22. 3. 8. 13. 18. *23. 4. 9. Changing . Physical state. When you make ice or melt the frost from a windscreen, you are making use of changes of . state.. What . is actually happening to the particles in these processes?. Introduction. Chapter 2. Three States of Matter. Section 1. Identify the three states of matter in this scenario:. You come inside from shoveling some snow. You’re cold, so you make some hot chocolate. You take a sip from the nice, steamy cup, but it burns your lip. You add an ice cube so you can drink it sooner.. Molecules. Definite Shape ?. Definite Volume?. Solid. Liquid. Gas. Think About It. What happens to a puddle of water on a sunny day?. What happens to ice on a warm day?. What happens to a pond in very cold temperatures?. 1. Ref 1: . Physical Property Methods and Models, . Aspen Technology, Inc.. , . 2006. Ref 2:. . Smith et. Al. , Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics, . McGraw-Hill, 1996. VLE . (EOS Method). Advance Requirements Engineering . Spring 2012. IP . Backbone. RAN. RF Antenna. MGW in Plano. MGW in Richardson. MSS in Richardson. MSS in Plano. . Typical Call Flow in traditional network . RF Antenna. By :. Areej Aslam 201002380. Hiba Amjad 201001804. Mariam Tanveer 201000078. Introduction. We experience a lot of situations in our daily life which relate to chemistry.. Its just that all of those experiences were left unnoticed, but now we can relate !. Recap . Definition of fugacity. . Mixing properties for Ideal Gas. Ideal Gas is a Specific Example for Ideal Solution. Let’s combine mixing rules WITH fugacity. Fugacity in a mixture is linearly related to a pure species fugacity. Heat/Energy needs to be…... . added or removed. Heat that is removed is….. Exothermic. system. heat. surroundings. Heat that is added is….. Endothermic. system. heat. surroundings. Endothermic versus Exothermic Example WS. Every turn the white board and marker MUST be passed to the next team member. . You may help your team members but only the person who’s turn it is may use the marker. . You must show your work! (when appropriate). Topics Of the Chapter:. Intermolecular forces.. Structure of liquid.. Structural differences between liquid crystal, solid and liquid.. Differences between liquid crystal, solid and liquid.. Classification of liquid crystals.. Phase Changes. Solid, Liquid, & Gas. Solid ( + Heat ). Melting. - from solid to liquid. Melting Point. - temperature when something melts . Water’s Melting Point (0. o. C). Sublimation- solid directly to gas.