SOLID
LIQUID
GAS
Solid, Liquid, and Gas
100

What do the molecules look like in a solid?

tightly packed

100

True of False: A liquid takes the shape of the container?

True!

100

What do the molecules look like in a gas?

they are spread far apart and move freely.

100

What temperature does a liquid become a solid?

0*C or 32*F

200
True or False: A solid keeps it shape.

True1

200

What do the molecules look like in a liquid?

spread out a little more than the solid, but not as much as a gas.
200

True or False: A gas takes the shape of the container?

TRUE!

200

True of False: Gas particles are less active than solids, but more active than liquids.

False! Gas particles are more active than solids and liquids.

300

What is an example of a solid?

anything that has a fixed shape and volume

300

What is an example of a liquid?

Anything that has a defined volume, but no fixed shape.

300

What is an example of a gas?

Anything that does not have a defined shape or volume.

300

What state of matter covers over 75% of the Earth?

Liquid (water)

400

What are the characteristics of a solid?

color, size, shape, texture

400

What are the characteristics of a liquid?

color, smell, texture, no own shape, and takes up the shape of the container.

400

What are the characteristics of a gas?

no color, no taste, no texture, no own shape, DOES take the shape of the container.

400

What is the most dense state of matter?

Solid

500

A solid has a fixed ______ and _____

shape, volume

500

A liquid has a defined _______ but no fixed ______.

volume, shape

500

A gas has neither a defined ________ nor ________.

shape, volume

500

If you heat a gas you give the molecules more energy, so how do they move?

They move faster.
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