States of Matter
Phase Changes
Kinetic Energy
Real World
Variety
100

Name the 5 states of matter.

Solid, Liquid, Gas, Plasma and Bose Einstein Condensate

100

Liquid to Solid.

Freezing

100

What is kinetic energy?

Energy of movement or motion

100
Seeing wet grass in the morning on your walk to school is an example of which phase change?

Condensation

100

What is the temperature that a solid changes to a liquid?

Melting Point

200

What is the volume and shape of a solid?

Definite; Definite

200

Gas to Liquid.

Condensation

200

Which state of matter has the highest kinetic energy - Solid, liquid, or gas?

Gas

200

Popsicle sitting out in the sun

Melting

200

What is the temperature that a liquid changes to a gas?

Boiling point

300

What is volume and shape of a liquid?

Definite; Indefinite

300

Liquid to Gas.

Evaporation

300

From gas to solid, did kinetic energy increase or decrease?

Decrease

300

Leaving a cup of water on the counter for several days

Liquid to Gas (Evaporation)

300

What is an example of a plasma?

lightning, stars, neon signs, plasma ball

400

What is the volume and shape of a gas?

Indefinite; Indefinite

400

Solid to Liquid.

Melting

400

Which state of matter has the lowest kinetic energy?

Bose Einstein Condensate

400

Making ice cubes

Liquid to Solid (Freezing)

400

What is the temperature that a liquid changes to a solid?

Freezing point

500

How are plasma particles arranged?

Spread out and charged

500

Solid to Gas.

Sublimation

500

How does thermal energy affect kinetic energy?

Increased thermal energy equals increased kinetic energy. Decreased thermal energy equals decreased kinetic energy.

500

Dry Ice

Solid to Gas (Sublimation)

500

Why is melting/freezing point the same?

Depends on the direction of thermal energy - endothermic or exothermic

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