All in the Particles
Do me a Solid
Spill the Tea about Liquids
Vocabulary
Higher Order Thinking!
100
Which state of matter is shown here?
Liquid
100
True or False: Solids have definite volume.
True!
100
Tell me about the shapes of liquids:
they have no definite shape; they take the shape of the container they are in.
100
What are properties of matter?
Physical characteristics, or ways that we can describe things
100
What are the four states of matter we mentioned in class? (Think back to our song!)
Solid, liquid, gas, plasma
200
What state of matter do these particles belong to?
Solid!
200
True or False: A toothbrush is a solid object
True!
200
Liquids have:
A.) Definite Shape B.) Definite Volume
C.) All of the above D.) None of the above
B.) Definite Volume
200
What are particles?
Small PARTS of something, as seen under a microscope.
200
What state of matter would oxygen?
Gas!
300
The particles in a liquid:
A.) Shake in place
B.) Move past one another
C.) Do not move at all
B.) They move past each other!
300
Give an example of a solid:
answers will vary
300
Give me an example of a liquid!
Answers will vary
300
What does it mean when particles vibrate in a solid?
The particles are still moving - they are shaking!
300
Can a solid ever turn into a liquid? If so, how?
Yes - by adding heat
400
What is the difference between solid and liquid particles?
Solid - Vibrate and close
Liquids - Move past each other and have more space between particles
400
Which of the following is true about solids? (Choose all that apply)
A.) Solids have no definite shape but they do have definite volume
B.) An example of a solid would be a book
C.) Solids take the shape of their container
D.) The particles in a solid vibrate
ONLY B and D
400
What does it mean when something has definite shape?
It means that an object will keep its shape unless somebody or something changes it.
400
What state of matter do you believe oobleck would be considered? Why?
Any response with correct evidence to support your claim.
500
Draw the particles in both a solid and a liquid (separately)
Yup
500
Tell me about the shape AND volumes of solids
Solids have definite shape AND definite volume
500
Tell me about the shape of liquids
Liquids have NO definite shape - they take the shape of their containers.
500
What does it mean when something has definite volume?
An object will remain the same size unless something physically changes it.
500
What happens to the particles in an ice cream cone as it melts on a hot, summer day?
The particles will move further away from each other and faster.