Matter's Particle . . . .
. . . can't change position
Solid
Liquid to Solid
Freezing
Energy inside the particle
Internal energy
Scale everyday temperature is measured
Celcius
Tool to measure temperature
Thermometer
. . . have a strong bond
Solid
Solid to Liquid
Melting
Poor conductors
Insulators
Range of numbers measuring level of hotness
Temperature Scale
Materials that allows heat to transfer within it
Conductor
. . . can't move past each other
Liquid
Liquid into Gas
Evaporation
Transfer heat by collision of particles
Conductor
Boiling point of pure water
100o C
Heat-trapping action of the atmosphere
Greenhouse effect
. . . move at a high speed
Gas
Condensation
Travel of heat through vacuum
Radiation
Melting point of pure ice
0o C
Very rapid form of evaporation
Boiling
. . . colliding each other
Gas
Gas to Solid
Deposition
Transfer (movement) heat from one place to another
Convection
4 scales of temperature
Celcius, Fahrenheit, Kelvin, Reamur
Sublimation