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UPCET / UPSEE Kinetic Theory — practice questions — page 3

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How free are the molecules

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Items
  1. Item
    Travels far freely
    Category
    Gas
  2. Item
    Disperses if open
    Category
    Gas
  3. Item
    Needs a container
    Category
    Gas
  4. Item
    Atoms can move
    Category
    Liquid
  5. Item
    It can flow
    Category
    Liquid
  6. Item
    Atoms held rigid
    Category
    Solid
Categories
  1. Item
    Gas
  2. Item
    Liquid
  3. Item
    Solid
Instructions
Tap each description into the state it fits.
_Source: syllabus Physics Part II, Ch 12 'Kinetic Theory'_

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Does the energy depend on it

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Categories
  1. Depends
  2. Does not
Questions
  1. Answer
    Depends
    Question
    Absolute temperature
  2. Answer
    Does not
    Question
    Pressure of the gas
  3. Answer
    Does not
    Question
    Volume of the vessel
  4. Answer
    Does not
    Question
    Which ideal gas it is
  5. Answer
    Depends
    Question
    Kelvin reading
  6. Answer
    Does not
    Question
    Nature of the molecule
Instructions
Pull each quantity towards whether the average energy depends on it.
_Source: syllabus Physics Part II, Ch 12 'Kinetic Theory'_

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Type the kinetic term

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Questions
  1. molecule
  2. collision
  3. kelvin
  4. diatomic
Instructions
Tap the letters in order to spell each term.
_Source: syllabus Physics Part II, Ch 12 'Kinetic Theory'_

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