Vocab
Compression, contraction or expansion
Increase or decrease
What happens to particles
Solid, liquid or gas
100

The energy of motion 

Kinetic energy

100

Compression, contraction, or expansion.

Lots of gas particles are forced into a ball.

Compresssion

100

Increase or decrease in kinetic energy if:

Contraction of particles happens

Decrease kinetic energy

100

What happens to particles when?

A water bottle is put in the freezer

They contract
100

Solid, liquid or gas

Particles are far apart

Gas

200

energy transfer that increases the kinetic energy of a substance’s particles

Heating

200

Compression, contraction, or expansion.

A ball was popped, and the air rushes out

Expansion

200

Increase or decrease in kinetic energy if:

Heat was added

Increase kinetic energy

200

What happens to particles when?

Metal is melted

Expansion 

200

Solid, liquid or gas.

Particles are close together but still slide past each other. 

Liquid

300

the smallest piece of a substance that is still that substance

Particle 

300

Compression, contraction, or expansion.

A metal ring is placed in cold water. Now a sphere won't fit through it. 

contraction

300

Increase or decrease in kinetic energy if:

Expansion of particles happens

Increase in kinetic energy

300

What happens to particles when?

Air is pressed inside a syringe 

Compression

300

Solid, liquid or gas.

Particles are close together but do not move past each other.

Soild 

400

the average kinetic energy of the particles in the air and other objects in a typical comfortable room

Room temperature 

400

Compression, contraction, or expansion. 

A ring was stuck on my finger, so I put it under hot water.  Now the ring comes off. 

Expansion. 

400

Increase or decrease in kinetic energy if:

You add ice to juice. 

Decrease in kinetic energy

400

What happens to particles when?

Someone turns on the heat. 

Expansion

400

Draw what liquid looks like at the particle level with high kinetic energy

Teacher use brain

500

a phase of matter that has definite volume but no definite shape. Loosely bonded particles in liquid can flow over and around one another.

liquid 

500

Compression, contraction, or expansion. 

A thermometer is placed in cold water and the liquid inside goes down. 

Contraction 

500

Increase or decrease in kinetic energy if:

Hot water cools to room temperature 

Decrease in kinetic energy

500

What happens to particles when?

Metal is put in the freezer. 

Contraction

500

Draw a diagram of a Gas particle with low kinetic energy 

Teacher use brain

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