Solids
Liquids
Gas
Change of States 1
Change of States 2
100

The characteristics of a solid are

Definite shape and definite volume

100

The characteristics of a liquid are 

Indefinite shape and definite volume

100

The characteristics of a gas are

indefinite shape and indefinite volume

100

Liquid -> Gas

Vaporization

100

Solid -> Liquid

melting

200

The particles of a solid do not move so they 

vibrate

200
A material that flows is called 
Fluid
200

Both liquids and gases are 

Fluids
200

In sublimation we skip the ______ state

liquid

200

Solid -> Gas

sublimation 

300

Particles of a solid are arranged in a 

organized pattern and particles are fixed

300

Honey flows slower than water because it has ________ viscosity 

higher

300

The pressure of a gas is 

the force divided by the area

300

The temperature at which the liquid turns to solid is called 

freezing point

300

The temperature at which the liquid turns to gas is called 

boiling point

400

The two types of solids are 

Crystalline and amorphous 

400

viscosity is 

the resistance of a liquid to flow

400

a tire has an area of 5.5m2 and a force of 100N is applied on it. What is the resulting pressure?

100/5.5 = 18.18Pa

400

vaporizing on the surface only is called 

evaporation 

400

vaporizing on the surface and below is called 

boiling

500

The difference between crystalline and amorphous solids are 

organization of particles 

500

The surface tension is 

The ability of liquid particles to pull each other closer

500

When you increase the temperature of a gas it 

has more volume

500

Melting is an (endothermic/ exothermic) change 

endothermic

500

Freezing is an (endothermic/exothermic) change 

exothermic