Vocab REVIEW
Phases of Matter
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Phases of Matter Vocabulary
Changes of state
100

anything that has mass and takes up space

What is matter?

100

This substance has a definite shape and define volume.

What is a solid?

100

Particles move slowest during which Phase?

What is Solid?

100

True or False- 

Matter can change phases

True

100

Liquid to a Solid

What is freezing? 

200

the amount of matter something has

What is mass?

200

This has no definite shape, but does have a definite volume 

What is a Liquid?

200

Particles are separated the most during which phase?

What is Gas?

200

The process when particles in a solid begin to form a liquid. 

What is melting? 

200

gas to a liquid

What is condensation? 

300

The amount of space an object takes up.

What is Volume?

300

 True or False: Particles in Solids do not move!

What is False?

300

When a liquid boils the molecules begin to transform to a gas. What do we call this? 

What is evaporation?

300

The process when a gas becomes a liquid.

What is condensation? 

300

Liquid to a gas

What is evaporation?

400

All matter is made up of this.

Atoms or particles
400

In this phase, substances have no fixed shape and no fixed volume

What is gas?

400

The process where heat is added to a liquid. For humans this usually happens on a stove. 

What is Boiling?

400

The process when a liquid becomes a gas. 

What is evaporation? 

400

Solid to a liquid

What is Melting? 

500

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500

State of matter that has no shape but takes the shape of the container

What is a liquid?

500

Going from a solid to a liquid

What is melting?

500

When a solid changes directly to a gas

Sublimation

500

Solid to a gas - no liquid phase

What is sublimation? 

600

A change where the matter changes its appearance, not what it is.

Physical Change

600

The process where heat is removed from a liquid and it becomes a solid

What is freezing?

600

How do particles in a gas move? 

Very spread out

600

Any change from one state of matter to another requires the addition or removal of this. 

What is thermal, or heat, energy?

600

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