Solids, Liquids, Gases
State of matter with the densest particle arrangement.
What are Solids?
A liquid turning into a solid.
What is Freezing?
If heat input increases, particle motion does this.
The energy of motion.
What is Kinetic Energy?
This number determines the amount of protons an atom has.
What is Gas?
A gas turning into a liquid.
What is Condensation?
This is the specific temperature in which particles gain enough energy for a liquid to turn into a gas.
What is Boiling Point?
This is the total kinetic energy of a substance.
What is the Thermal Energy?
An atom of an element is in group 7A on the periodic table. This is how many valence electrons it has.
What is 7?
State of matter that gravity will impact the most due to its density.
What is Solids?
A liquid turning into a gas.
What is Vaporization?
This state of matter will have the most minimal particle movement compared to other states of matter.
What is Solid?
This common term scientifically refers to the transfer of thermal energy from one object to another.
What is Heat?
These are the subatomic particles residing in the nucleus plus their charges.
What is
Protons = positive
Neutrons = neutral?
State of matter that has a definite volume but an indefinite shape.
What is Liquid?
A solid turning into a gas.
What is Sublimation?
This is the specific temperature in which particles gain enough energy for a liquid to turn into a solid.
What is Freezing Point?
A graphical representation that documents phase changes of certain substances.
What is Heat(ing) Curve?
Physical metalloids are like ______________, but chemically metalloids are similar to ______________.
What is Metals; Nonmetals?
State of matter that has the fastest moving particles.
What is Gas?
A gas turning into a solid.
What is Deposition?
If thermal energy decreases, particle motion does this.
What is Decreases?
DOULBE JEOPARDY: This question is worth double the points.
Energy that is absorbed/released from bonds between particles, rather than from the individual particles, during a phase change.
What is Latent Heat?
DOULBE JEOPARDY: This question is worth double the points.
This is the number of electrons that atoms of each element (except Hydrogen and Helium) want in their valence shells.
Hint: It is called the octet rule.
What is 8?