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This document provide a comprehensive understanding of the particulate theory of matter. It explains the difference between diffusion and osmosis, how it works, it also explains the properties of matter and the change in state of matter. It explains the cooling curve and heating curve.

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  • diffusion
  • osmosis
  • states of matter
  • particulate theory
  • rate of diffusion
  • solid liquid gas
  • change in state of matter
  • cooling curve
  • heating curve
  • sublimation
  • laten heat of vaporizing
  • laten heat of fusion

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PRINCIPLE OF CHEMISTRY
Particulate Theory of Matter


Stephen Carridice

,PARTICULATE THEORY OF MATTER
Points to cover
 Explain how evidence supports the particulate
theory of Matter?- Explain the difference
between osmosis and diffusions
 Distinguish between the three states of Matter-
What are the states of Matter?
 Explain the changes between the three states of
matter in terms of energy and arrangement of
particles.-Change in state of matter

, PARTICULATE THEORY OF MATTER
Osmosis: Osmosis is the movement of solvent
particles across a semi permeable membrane from a
dilute solution into a concentrated solution.
 Osmotic pressure- what is it?



Example 1 of Osmosis: Salt and sugar used in
preservatives as evidence to support particulate
matter theory.
 Example 2 of Osmosis: include red blood cells
swelling up when exposed to fresh water and plant
root hairs taking up water.
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