The Kinetic Molecular Theory as Applied to Liquids Differs in Two

question 36

Multiple Choice

The kinetic molecular theory as applied to liquids differs in two major ways from the theory as applied to gases.One of these is that:

• A)Matter no longer appears to be made up of discrete particles
• B)Energy changes result from intermolecular collisions
• C)Attractive forces between molecules are significant
• D)Molecules are no longer in motion relative to each other
• E)Forces between molecules are no longer electrostatic in character

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Definitions:

Independent Variable

The variable in an experiment that is manipulated or changed by the researcher to observe its effects on the dependent variable.

Logic

The study of principles of reasoning, especially the structure of propositions and the way in which conclusions follow from premises.

Experimental Method

A research methodology that tests hypotheses through controlled experimentation to establish cause-and-effect relationships.

Causes

Factors or events that bring about an effect or a change; reasons behind occurrences.