STATES
A form of matter with charged particles.
PLASMA
A mixture is a result of this kind of change.
PHYSICAL
A mixture is not combined together in this manner.
CHEMICALLY
Switching from a solid to a liquid.
MELTING
A form of matter with particles that slide past each other.
LIQUID
Burning an object results in this kind of alteration.
CHEMICAL
Orange juice forms this kind of a mixture, especially with pulp.
HETEROGENEOUS/SUSPENSION
A gas becoming a liquid.
CONDENSATION
This matter state has tightly packed particles vibrating at low frequency.
SOLID
Two metals melted together result in this unique structure.
ALLOY
A word indicating that a particular element bonds with itself in nature.
DIATOMIC
A solid passing straight into a gas.
SUBLIMATION
A state of matter with quickly moving, uncharged particles.
GAS
A chemical change might be indicated by formation of this type of solid from a liquid.
PRECIPITATE
Unlike a mixture, this kind of combination does not take on the traits of its individual parts.
COMPOUND
The process by which a gas becomes a plasma.
IONIZATION
The type of matter state that the Sun exhibits.
PLASMA
Adding another oxygen atom to O2 would result in this special word meaning a different form of an element.
ALLOTROPE
Iron shows this chemical property in moist air while gold does not.
RUSTING
A gas changing straight into a solid.
DEPOSITION