States of matter
States of Matter 2
States of matter 3
States of matter 4
States of matter 5
100
This state of matter has a definite shape and volume.

What is a solid?

100
This is the name given to the process when hot water vapor fogs up a cooler mirror?
What is condensation?
100
This is what happens when there is a loss of potential energy in a liquid.
What is freezing?
100
This is the difference of particle movement in a solid, liquid and gas.
What is slow, medium, fast?
100
This is the name given when liquid changes into gas.
What is vaporization?
200
This is the state of matter where attractive forces are strong, particles are pulled close together.
What is a solid?
200
This is why particles in a solid move faster at a higher temp.
What is particles have higher energy at increased temperature.
200
Temperature does this when a liquid reaches and maintains its boiling point.
What is the temperature remains constant?
200
This is the change of state from a gas to a liquid.
What is condensation?
200
This is the only substance on Earth that exists in all 3 states of matter.
What is water?
300
This is what is needed to cause a change in states of matter.
What is thermal energy?
300
This is the fourth state of matter, where it can be found and the name of the charged particles within it.
What is plasma, stars:lightning, and called an ion?
300
This is what happens to matter and energy during a change of state.
What is both are conserved?
300
This is the name given to when surface particles of a liquid are strong and pull the particles close together, strong enough for a spider to walk across.
What is surface tension?
300
This is the name of the example for when dry ice (a solid) changes directly to gas.
What is sublimation?
400

This is the forces between particles with a low viscosity.

What is weak forces?

400
This is the definition of thermal energy.
What is the sum of both the PE and the KE of an object?
400
This is the definition of temperature.
What is the measure of the average KE of a substance?
400
This is the measurement of how much resistance to flow a substance has and list a low and high one of these.
What is viscosity, water is low and honey is high?
400
This is the process of water vapor changing directly into ice and an example.
What is deposition, and snow?
500
This is how one can determine the difference between an amorphous solid and a crystalline solid.
What is the amount of order in particle arrangement?
500
This is how you could change an objects state of matter.
What is adding or removing thermal energy?
500
This is the energy of an object due to stored energy and th energy of an object due to its motion.
What is PE, KE?
500
There was a graph on your quiz as a study guide, this graph represented the changes of states that water goes through, this is what the y axis and the x axis were labeled as water moves through its changes from solid, to liquid to gas.
What is y = temperature, x = thermal energy (heat), basically the graph was showing that when there is an increase of temp. then the there is an increase of thermal energy (particle movement) which causes water to change from solid to liquid to gas?
500
When water changes state from water to water vapor, this is what happens with the thermal energy during this change.
What is thermal energy (heat) is added to make water go to water vapor? The same is true for water going from liquid water to ice: thermal energy is being removed?
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