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    This document contains a student's answers to questions about phases of matter. The student defines the differences between elements and compounds, and describes the relationships between mass and weight on Earth and in space. Examples are given of homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures. Phase change diagrams are filled in for an element changing from solid to gas and a compound changing from gas to solid. Questions are answered about the phase (solid, liquid, gas) of carbon dioxide at different temperatures and pressures using a provided phase diagram. The concept of a supercritical fluid is introduced.

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    This document contains a student's answers to questions about phases of matter. The student defines the differences between elements and compounds, and describes the relationships between mass and weight on Earth and in space. Examples are given of homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures. Phase change diagrams are filled in for an element changing from solid to gas and a compound changing from gas to solid. Questions are answered about the phase (solid, liquid, gas) of carbon dioxide at different temperatures and pressures using a provided phase diagram. The concept of a supercritical fluid is introduced.

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    Name:

    AshleighOlds
    PhasesofMatterWorksheet#1

    1.
    Whatisthedifferencebetweenacompoundandanelement?
    AElementcantbesimplified.Acompoundcontainsmoleculesthatcontainmorethanoneelement.

    2.
    WhatistherelationshipbetweenmassandweightonEarth?
    ThepullofgravityonEarthgivingmassandweightadownwardacceleration.(MasstimesGravity
    equalsWeight.)
    3.
    Whatistherelationshipbetweenmassandweightinspace?
    Thepullofgravitypulltowardseachotherinbothinstances.(WeightdividedbyMassequals
    Gravity.)

    4.Chooseasimpleobjectfromtheclassroomandprovideanddescribeitinatleast5details.

    object: TheTable

    details:

    Wood

    5.Forthedetailslistedabove,circletheonesthatcanbeconsideredintensiveproperties.
    Shape,Color,Hardness,Thewayitstands(Rectangle,Black,Solid,Standson4legs)
    6.Givetwoexamplesofhomogeneousmixturesandtwoexamplesofheterogeneousmixtures.
    homogeneous: Lemonade
    heterogeneous:
    TrailMix
    HotChocolate

    Salad
    7.Fillinthefollowingdiagramtoshowaphasechangefromasolidtoagasforasampleofan
    element
    .

    8.Fillinthefollowingdiagramtoshowaphasechangefromagastoasolidforasampleofa
    compound
    .

    RefertothephasediagramforCO
    2(carbondioxide)belowtoanswerthefollowingquestions.

    9.ProvideatemperatureandpressurewhereCO
    2is:

    asolid
    Temperature(C)
    78.5
    Pressure(atm)

    70
    aliquid
    Temperature(C)
    10
    Pressure(atm)
    70
    agas
    Temperature(C)
    30
    Pressure(atm)
    5

    10.Atroomtemperature,21C(70F),aroundwhatpressureisthelowestthatliquidCO
    2willform?

    Pressure=
    5.11atm

    Finalthought:
    Youmayhavenoticedtheregioninthegraphabovethatsays
    Supercriticalfluid
    .
    Thisisapointwherethepressureissolargethataliquid/gaslikeconditionexists.Supercriticalfluids
    appearasliquids,butcanbehavelikegases.Thinkaboutthisforabit,andthensharewhatsonyour
    mind.

    WhatcametomindwasyoucanbreaththeLiquidinanditwouldgetintoyourlungs.Also,sinceits
    agasitcanenteryourskinanditmakesyourbloodstreambecomemoreaccessible.So,thisliquidcan
    enteryourbodywithouthavingtoactuallyingestit.Iactuallythinkthat'swhythefluidisconsidered
    supercritical.

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