Matter in Our Surroundings · Class 9 Science · Chapter 1

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🔬 Matter in Our Surroundings

CBSE Class 9 · Science · Chapter 1

22Notes slides
15Quick-drill MCQs
30Exam-paper marks
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3Topper templates
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📖Notes Deck22 slides · 273 KB

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80%Why does evaporation cause cooling? Give an example. — High-KE surface particles escape, absorb latent heat from surroundings → surroundings cool. Pair with sweat / matka example.3 MARKS
70%Compare the three states with particle-model reasoning — Table of shape/volume/compressibility/fluidity + one line per state on particle spacing & attraction.5 MARKS
65%Why is temperature constant during melting/boiling? — Heat absorbed = latent heat → used to change state / overcome attraction, NOT to raise temperature.3 MARKS
55%Factors affecting rate of evaporation — Surface area, temperature, humidity, wind speed — state direction of effect for EACH.3 MARKS
60%Convert °C ↔ K / define latent heat of vaporisation — K = °C + 273. Latent heat of vaporisation = heat to convert 1 kg liquid → gas at b.p. with no temp change.2 MARKS
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