States of Matter
States of Matter 2
States of Matter 3
States of Matter 4
States of Matter 5
100

Out of the three common states of matter, the one with the most energy.

Gas

100

Particles at higher temperatures have more _____energy

Kinetic Energy

100

List the three common states of matter from the slowest moving to the fastest.

solid<liquid<gas

100

 This is the name given when liquid changes into gas

vaporization

100

What is a Change of State

Physical change in a matter

200

Is the name given to the process when hot water vapor fogs up a cooler mirror?

condensation

200

This is the fourth state of matter, a superheated gas made up of charged particles.

Plasma


200

This is the change of state from a gas to a liquid

condensation

200

 This is the only substance on Earth that exists in all 3 states of matter in nature.

Water

200

 State of matter where particles have enough energy for freedom of motion with no definite shape, as well as to spread out with no definite volume.

Gas

300

Changing from a liquid to a gas 

vaporization

300

This is what happens when there is a loss of potential energy in a liquid, causing it to lose its ability to flow and to take on a definite shape

Freezing

300

This is the phase change directly from a solid to a gas.

Sublimation

300

This is the name of the example for when dry ice (a solid) changes directly to gas.

Sublimation

300

Particles require _____ to change state between a solid, liquid and a gas.

Heat Energy

400

What does the boiling point involve?

Liquids & Gasses

400

Evaporation is the process that

changes liquid water to water vapor

400

Water moves from the Earth's surface to the atmosphere by

evaporation

400

What are Intermolecular forces

 Forces that hold atoms together within a molecule

400

 What is Deposition 

deposition is the movement from gas to solid without the liquid phase

500

State of matter where enough intermolecular forces are overcome for freedom of motion with no definite shape, but not enough to allow particles to spread out, so it has a definite volume.

liquid

500

When a liquid is being warmed, this is the type of energy that is changing until the liquid gets to its boiling point.

Kinetic energy

500

 This is what happens to the temperature of a liquid while it is boiling

It remains the same


500

This is the process of water vapor changing directly into ice.

Deposition

500

Evaporation occurs when

energy (heat) forces the bonds that hold water molecules together to break

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