Questions: Particle model, density and gas pressure
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Density and the particle model
- Density from mass and volumeCalculate, 3 marks, free
- Mass from density and volumeCalculate, 2 marks, free
- Volume from mass and densityCalculate, 3 marks, free
- g/cm³ and kg/m³Calculate, 1 mark, free
- Particles in solids, liquids and gasesChoose, 1 mark, free
- Will it float?Choose, 3 marks, free
- Density of a rectangular blockCalculate, 3 marks, free
Required practical: measuring density
- Density of an irregular object by displacementCalculate, 3 marks, free
- Density of a liquidCalculate, 3 marks, free
- Repeat readings: anomaly and meanCalculate, 3 marks, free
- Measuring a volume wellChoose, 1 mark, free
- Density with a eureka canCalculate, 3 marks, free
- Plan: density of an irregular object (6 marks)Describe, 6 marks, free
- Uncertainty from the rangeCalculate, 3 marks, free
Changes of state and internal energy
- Melting point from a heating curveDetermine, 2 marks, Plus
- What is happening on each part of a heating curveChoose, 1 mark, Plus
- What internal energy isChoose, 1 mark, Plus
- Mass is conserved when the state changesCalculate, 2 marks, Plus
- Names of the changes of stateChoose, 1 mark, Plus
- Why the temperature stays the same while meltingExplain, 2 marks, Plus
- Freezing point from a cooling curveDetermine, 2 marks, Plus
Specific latent heat
- Energy to change state: E = mLCalculate, 3 marks, Plus
- Latent heat with a mass in gramsCalculate, 3 marks, Plus
- Finding a specific latent heatCalculate, 3 marks, Plus
- Mass that boils awayCalculate, 3 marks, Plus
- Latent heat from a heater and a timerCalculate, 5 marks, Plus
- Warming, then meltingCalculate, 4 marks, Plus, Higher tier
- Fusion and vaporisationChoose, 1 mark, Plus
- Latent heat from a heating curve and a heaterCalculate, 4 marks, Plus, Higher tier
Gases: temperature and pressure
- Celsius and kelvinCalculate, 1 mark, Plus
- Heating a gas in a sealed containerChoose, 1 mark, Plus
- Why a hotter gas has a higher pressureExplain, 3 marks, Plus
- Temperature and the speed of particlesChoose, 1 mark, Plus
- Pressure and temperature dataComplete, 3 marks, Plus
- Gas pressure in a sealed container (6 marks)Explain, 6 marks, Plus
Pressure and volume of a gas
- New pressure when a gas is squashedCalculate, 3 marks, Plus, Physics only
- New volume when the pressure changesCalculate, 3 marks, Plus, Physics only
- Pressure and volume tableComplete, 3 marks, Plus, Physics only
- Why squashing a gas raises its pressureExplain, 3 marks, Plus, Physics only
- Doing work on a gasChoose, 1 mark, Plus, Physics only, Higher tier
- Plotting pressure against 1/volumePlot, 3 marks, Plus, Physics only, Higher tier
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