Particulate Nature of Matter

Author:V K Sally & R Goel
9th CBSE
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Particulate Nature of Matter: Overview

This topic discusses the concept of particulate nature of matter. It is done with the help of various activities that show the nature of matter, the attraction between the particles and the mobility of particles.

Important Questions on Particulate Nature of Matter

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Core science chemistry>The Matter in Our Surroundings>Particulate Nature of Matter> Q 1

Anything can be called matter, if:

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Core science chemistry>The Matter in Our Surroundings>Particulate Nature of Matter> Q 2

A few substances are arranged in the increasing order of 'forces of attraction' between their particles. Which one of the following represents a correct arrangement?

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Core science chemistry>The Matter in Our Surroundings>Particulate Nature of Matter> Q 3

Which of the following constitute matter?
(Smell of roses, water, air, love, pain, idea, stone, table, sitar)

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Core science chemistry>The Matter in Our Surroundings>Particulate Nature of Matter> Q 4

According to molecular theory of matter, the intermolecular forces: 

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Core science chemistry>The Matter in Our Surroundings>Particulate Nature of Matter> Q 5

Which is an incorrect statement?

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Core science chemistry>The Matter in Our Surroundings>Particulate Nature of Matter> Q 6

The smallest unit of matter which can exist independently is called:

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Core science chemistry>The Matter in Our Surroundings>Particulate Nature of Matter> Q 7

Which one of the following is matter?