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Behavior of Liquids and Gases: Diffusion and Pressure 7SCIENCE Mon. April 11
Review: How do substances change state? How does a liquid change to a solid? Freezing (freezing point temperature) How does a solid change to a liquid? Melting (melting point temperature) How does a liquid change to a gas? (2) Boiling (boiling point temperature) Evaporation How does a gas change to a liquid? Condensation What is the name for the process in which a solid changes to a gas or gases change to a solid? Sublimation
How do liquids and gases behave? Diffusion Pascal’s principle Archimedes’ principle
Diffusion  Diffusion is the mixing of particles Movement of particles from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration Why can we smell a fire even though we are far away? Particles in the gas state are far apart and move freely to mix with the air  Many toxic gases are mixed with chemicals so you can smell them and move to safety!
Pressure and Pascal’s principle Pressure is force applied over a certain area Pressure = force 		       area ,[object Object],Pascal’s principle states that: If you apply pressure at any point in a confined substance, the pressure travels unchanged throughout the substance Example: if you squeeze toothpaste thatforce will move through the toothpaste and push it out of the hole in the tube
Gas Pressure andPascal’s principle You may increase the pressure of a gas in a confined space by forcing more particles into the same amount of space Ex: inflating a balloon or a ball Increasing the pressure by adding more air particles to the space What do you think would happen to the pressure inside the ball if you inflated it inside a warm building then took it outside to a cold temperature?

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Behaviour of liquids and gases

  • 1. Behavior of Liquids and Gases: Diffusion and Pressure 7SCIENCE Mon. April 11
  • 2. Review: How do substances change state? How does a liquid change to a solid? Freezing (freezing point temperature) How does a solid change to a liquid? Melting (melting point temperature) How does a liquid change to a gas? (2) Boiling (boiling point temperature) Evaporation How does a gas change to a liquid? Condensation What is the name for the process in which a solid changes to a gas or gases change to a solid? Sublimation
  • 3. How do liquids and gases behave? Diffusion Pascal’s principle Archimedes’ principle
  • 4. Diffusion Diffusion is the mixing of particles Movement of particles from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration Why can we smell a fire even though we are far away? Particles in the gas state are far apart and move freely to mix with the air Many toxic gases are mixed with chemicals so you can smell them and move to safety!
  • 5.
  • 6. Gas Pressure andPascal’s principle You may increase the pressure of a gas in a confined space by forcing more particles into the same amount of space Ex: inflating a balloon or a ball Increasing the pressure by adding more air particles to the space What do you think would happen to the pressure inside the ball if you inflated it inside a warm building then took it outside to a cold temperature?