Chemistry, SSC-KPK Class 9. This chapter is split into 62 topics and has
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Topics in this chapter
Introduction: Three States of Matter30 questions
Chapter Review: Physical States of Matter30 questions
Liquid State and Volume and Shape of Liquids29 questions
Allotropy and Transition Temperature26 questions
Amorphous and Crystalline Solids24 questions
Boyle's Law29 questions
Compressibility, Mobility and Density of Gases28 questions
Charles's Law30 questions
Boiling Point of Liquids27 questions
Solid State and Typical Properties of Solids26 questions
Boyle's Law Calculations30 questions
Factors Affecting Vapour Pressure26 questions
Diffusion and Effusion of Gases30 questions
Gaseous State: Typical Properties of Gases29 questions
Comparison of Solids, Liquids and Gases20 questions
Freezing Point, Diffusion, Mobility and Density of Liquids27 questions
Gas Pressure and Its Units29 questions
Allotropes of Carbon: Diamond, Graphite and Buckyballs28 questions
Vapour Pressure of Liquids29 questions
Absolute Temperature and Charles's Law Calculations30 questions
Evaporation of Liquids28 questions
Inter-conversion of States and the Energy Order of Matter20 questions
Diffusion of Perfume and Effusion of Onion Smell (Figs. 5.1-5.3)20 questions
Activity 5.1 and the Point to Ponder (Balloon)20 questions
Pressure Unit Conversions Using 1 atm = 760 torr = 101.325 kPa27 questions
Pressure from Force and Area, and Atmospheric Pressure Equalities20 questions
Density Calculations Using Density = Mass/Volume21 questions
Densities of Oxygen in the Gaseous, Liquid and Solid States20 questions
Experimental Verification of Boyle's Law (Fig. 5.4)21 questions
Graphs and Diagrams of Boyle's Law (Figs. 5.5 and 5.6)22 questions
Society, Technology and Science: Explaining a Balloon20 questions
Example 5.1 and Practice Problem 5.1 (Boyle's Law)20 questions
Boyle's Law Numericals: Finding the Final Volume28 questions
Boyle's Law Numericals: Finding the Final Pressure28 questions
Boyle's Law Numericals: Finding the Initial Volume or Pressure26 questions
Experimental Verification of Charles's Law (Fig. 5.7)22 questions
Graphs and Diagrams of Charles's Law (Figs. 5.8 and 5.9)22 questions
Absolute Temperature and the Kelvin Scale20 questions
Kelvin and Celsius Conversions Using K = degrees C + 27329 questions
Charles's Law Numericals: Finding the Final Volume (Kelvin)28 questions
Charles's Law Numericals: Temperatures Given in Celsius28 questions
Charles's Law Numericals: Finding a Temperature or the Initial Volume28 questions
Example 5.2, Activity 5.2 and Exercise Numericals (Charles's Law)20 questions
Choosing Between Boyle's Law and Charles's Law25 questions
Gas Law Worded Problems: Syringes, Balloons and Cylinders23 questions
Factors of Evaporation and Process of Evaporation (Fig. 5.10)20 questions
Vapour Pressure Equilibrium (Fig. 5.11) and Table 5.128 questions
Nature of Liquid, Intermolecular Forces and Molecular Size in Vapour Pressure20 questions
Boiling of a Liquid and the Role of Vapour Pressure (Fig. 5.12)20 questions
Comparison of Boiling Points of Different Liquids (Fig. 5.13)21 questions
External Pressure, Altitude and the Pressure Cooker20 questions
Table 5.2: Freezing and Boiling Points of Some Liquids25 questions
Diffusion and Mobility of Liquids (Fig. 5.14 and Activity 5.3)21 questions
Table 5.3: Densities of Various Liquids24 questions
Society, Technology and Science: Torricelli, Boyle and the Barometer20 questions
Melting Point, Rigidity and Density of Solids30 questions
Comparison of Solids, Liquids and Gases (Scientific Information Table)22 questions
Amorphous and Crystalline Solids (Figs. 5.15 and 5.16)29 questions
Activity 5.4 and the Salting of Meat (Classifying Solids)20 questions
Allotropy: Reasons, Examples and Buckyball Structure30 questions
Transition Temperatures of Allotropes (Examples in the Text)20 questions
Diamond and Graphite: Structure and Properties (Figs. 5.18 and 5.19)30 questions
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