Explanation of some phenomena using Kinetic THEORY : LSUS
Basic Science JSS2 Second Term
WEEK SEVEN
Explanation of some phenomena using Kinetic THEORY
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Precious seed BASIC SCIENCE FOR JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS BOOK 2
TOPIC: Explanation of some phenomena using Kinetic THEORY
How does a gas exert pressure on the walls of its container?
The gas particles are in constant and continual collisions with the walls. The collisions give rise to the force. The force per unit area exerted on the walls is the pressure of the gas.
Why is energy required to evaporate a liquid?
There are intermolecular forces between liquid molecules.
Only the fastest-moving molecules will have large enough energy to overcome the intermolecular forces. Hence energy is required to break the attractive forces.
Why does evaporation occur?
In liquids, there are intermolecular forces holding the.... View More
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- WORK, ENERGY AND POWER
- POTENTIAL AND KINETIC ENERGY
- CALCULATION INVOLVING WORK DONE
- ENERGY TRANSFER WHEN WORK IS DONE
- FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION II
- KINETIC THEORY
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- EVAPORATION AND BOILING
- THERMAL ENERGY I
- THERMAL ENERGY II
- Revision of exam questions
- Work, energy and power
- Energy
- Power
- Energy transfer
- Simple machines 1
- Basic Science JSS2 Second Term Mid-Term Assessment
- Test
- Simple machines 2
- Types of energy
- Types of energy 2
- Types of energy 3
- Basic Science JSS2 Second Term Final Assessment
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- Chapters 22
- Category JSS2
- Author ClassNotes Edu
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