Temp and Energy
Phase Changes
Trace Gases
Air and Water
Vocabulary
100

Do we gain or lose energy when we change from a solid to a gas?

What is gain. 

100
solid -> liquid

what is melting.

100

this gas is found in LED signs

what is neon.

100
what is the definition of a liquid.

matter than has a definite volume but no definite shape. 

100

What is volume?

What is the amount of space an object occupies.

200

Do we gain or lose temperature when changing from a gas to a solid?

What is lose.

200

liquid -> solid

What is freezing.

200

this gas is highly explosive and is a fuel alternative. 

what is hydrogen.

200

definition of a gas. 

matter that has no definite volume and takes the shape of it's container. 

200

What is a quantitative observation?

What is an observation that focuses on numbers or value. 

300

What phase of matter has the highest heat energy?

What is gas.

300

gas -> liquid

what is condensation
300

this gas is found in party balloons. 

what is helium.

300

list two properties of air.

answers vary. 

300

What is the equation to calculate density?

What is density = mass / volume. 

400

What happens to air particles when air is cooled? 

What is they slow down and contract. 

400

liquid -> gas

what is evaporation.

400

this gas is a byproduct of manure. 

what is methane. 

400

which two gases make up 99% of the air we breathe and what are the percentages?

What are oxygen 21% and nitrogen 78%

400

What is compressible?

The ability to be squeezed to a smaller volume. 

500

Explain particle speed as it relates to temperature.

What is the higher the temp, the fast the particles. The lower the temp, the slower the particles. 

500

solid -> gas

what is sublimation. 

500

this gas is the burnt match smell

what is sulfur dioxide. 

500

Explain why air can be compressed while water cannot be.

What is air particles are very spaced out while water particles are close together. 

500

What does the theory of absolute zero suggest?

What is at that temperature, absolute zero, there is no particle movement. 

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