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GCSE Particle Theory of MAtter

Kinetic theory is a very successful model.

Why do people find this hard?  It's because they aren't used to considering stuff as anything unexplained.  It's there, and it just is that way!  So it seems there's nothing interesting to it!  But then when you think about it, when you consider evidence, you'll find there's a whole lot more going on!

Physics lecturers often resort to holding up whatever's to hand to illustrate their point.  "Take this pen" "think about the atoms in this mug" as if the pen and the mug are anything to be excited about. But you should be fascinated by the pen and the mug!  You need to get to the point where you have an incredibly well constructed understanding of how those invisible, microscopic properties of matter affect the visible, tangible, macroscopic properties and behaviours.


In this topic we'll ask questions of those seemingly obvious things; the cork floats, the steel doesn't; and do experiments which reveal counter-intuitive things; hot copper has less energy in it than cold water.

These seemingly inauspicious things are fundamental if we are to understand much greater, more awe inspiring things!

Kinetic Theory.

Particle theory or kinetic theory is just the idea that all substances are made of particles which have more or less kinetic energy and more or less force of attraction between them.  You need to have an accurate schema of understanding thought to use it to cope with the tricky questions.

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Kinetic theory is a really useful way to explain stuff!

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