Particles
Temperature
Types of Matter
Definitions
Phase Change
100

The particle model of matter states that ___________ matter causes particles to move faster

heating

100

What are the freezing and boiling points of water?

0 degrees C

100 degrees C

100

Describes the particles of a solid. List 3 things.

strongly attracted to each other

vibrate in place

fixed shape and volume

100

Volume

space

100

Melting

Solid to liquid

200

As particles move faster, the attractive forces between them ________________ and the space between them _______________.

weaken

increases

200

What is thermal expansion and what is it a result of?

Something gets bigger

heating

200

Describe the particles of a liquid. List 3 things.

particles are slightly farther apart

No fixed shape

slide past each other

200

mass

the amount of matter

200

freezing

liquid to solid

300

As matter cools down, the particles move __________.

slower

300

What is thermal contraction and what is it a result of?

Something gets smaller

cooling

300

Describe the particles of a gas. List 3 things.

particles are far apart

no fixed shape or volume

expand to fill their container.

300

density

How packed the particles are

300

Evaporation

liquid to gas

400

As particles slow down, the attractive forces between them ____________ and the space between them ___________.

increases

decreases

400

Water has a greater volume in _______ form than liquid form

solid

400

How are potholes formed?

Freeze thaw cycle

400

Intermolecular forces

What holds particles together. 

400

condensation

gas to liquid

500

What always stays the same even when there is a phase change?

mass

500

Why does ice float on water and not sink? Why is this important?

Solid water is less dense than liquid water. To protect the wildlife living in the water.

500

Which material begins to expand at the highest temperature and why is that important?

Asphalt (around 50 degrees C). Almost heat resistant, which is beneficial for road construction.

500

matter

everything that takes up space

500

sublimation 

Deposition

S: gas to solid

D: solid to gas

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