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Fill in the blank Solids, Liquids and Gases Bank: Endothermic, Idea Gas, Pressure, Melting point, vapor pressure, Gay-Lussac's law, barometer, exothermic, van der waals, vaporization. dipole-dipole, hydrogen bonding, Charles law viscosity, condensation, amorphous solid, boiling point. 1. A ___________ shows an atmospheric reading of 4 ATM, which is a reading of _. 2. For water at standard pressure, 100°C is the ____. 3. Water (H2O) has a higher than expected boiling point because of the intermolecular force called _ between the molecules of water. 4. Honey has a high resistance to flow as it moves through a tube, as opposed to water, which has a low resistance to flow. Honey, therefore has a much higher _. 5. The temperature at which a substance turns from solid to liquid is known as its _. 6. Table salt is a ___, while glass is an _. 7. Methane gas is held in a tank at constant volume, and experiences increased pressure because of an increase in temperature. This is an example of . 8. The equation applies all the forces involved in the kinetic energy of a gas, such as particle size of molecules, while the law neglects these forces, and is thus NOT accurate at low temperatures, extremely low volumes, or extremely high pressures. 9. An reaction releases energy, whereas an __ reaction absorbs energy. 10. The strength of _ forces is stronger than London dispersion forces and is synonymous for the force of attraction between two polar molecules. 11. As water is heated from 25°C to 100°C, the atmospheric reading above the water changes from 760 torr (1 ATM) to 780 torr. This slight increase in pressure is mainly attributed to _______ caused by increased temperature. 12. _ states that as temperature increases, volume also increases. 13. To reheat liquid natural gas from its liquid form to a gaseous state, it is run through a process that is called _. 14. When a gas turns to a liquid during cooling, it has gone through the phase transition known as _________.

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Solids, Liquids and Gases
Bank: Endothermic, Idea Gas, Pressure, Melting point, vapor
pressure, Gay-Lussac's law, barometer, exothermic, van der waals,
vaporization. dipole-dipole, hydrogen bonding, Charles
law viscosity, condensation, amorphous solid, boiling
point.
1. A _____________________ shows an atmospheric reading of
4 ATM, which is a reading of _____________________.
2. For water at standard pressure, 100°C is the
__________________________.
3. Water (H2O) has a higher than expected boiling point
because of the intermolecular force called _______________________
between the molecules of water.
4. Honey has a high resistance to flow as it moves through
a tube, as opposed to water, which has a low resistance to flow.
Honey, therefore has a much higher _______________________.
5. The temperature at which a substance turns from solid to
liquid is known as its _______________________.
6. Table salt is a _________________________, while
glass is an _________________________.
7. Methane gas is held in a tank at constant volume, and
experiences increased pressure because of an increase in
temperature. This is an example of __________________________.
8. The __________________________ equation applies all the
forces involved in the kinetic energy of a gas, such as particle
size of molecules, while the __________________________ law
neglects these forces, and is thus NOT accurate at low
temperatures, extremely low volumes, or extremely high
pressures.
9. An __________________________ reaction releases
energy, whereas an __________________________ reaction absorbs
energy.
10. The strength of _______________________ forces is
stronger than London dispersion forces and is synonymous for the
force of attraction between two polar molecules.
11. As water is heated from 25°C to 100°C, the atmospheric
reading above the water changes from 760 torr (1 ATM) to 780 torr.
This slight increase in pressure is mainly attributed to
_____________________________ caused by increased temperature.
12. _________________________ states that as temperature
increases, volume also increases.
13. To reheat liquid natural gas from its liquid form to a
gaseous state, it is run through a process that is called
_____________________________.
14. When a gas turns to a liquid during cooling, it has
gone through the phase transition known as
_________________________.

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