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States of Matter
Liquids
Gases
Phase Change
Solids
100
The three most familiar states of matter?
What are Solid, Liquid, and Gas
100

The reason that liquids "flow"

What is particles are close together but can slide past each other in order to "flow".

100
When liquids change to a gas.
What is vaporization?
100
Has definate volume and takes the shape of its container?
What is Liquid?
100

In this state, particles do not move.

What is solid?

200

This describes what matter is

Any object that takes up space?

200
This is the SI unit of measurement for liquids.
What is a Liter (L)
200

State of gas is met when all the particles have reached this point.

What is boiling?

200
This has definate shape and definate volume?
What is a solid?
200

This describes the atomic structure of a solid

What is rigid/tightly packed?

300
These are the things that matter is made of?
What are atoms and molecules
300

Deposition is the phase change between these two states

What is gas to solid?

300

This is the other factor that can affect a state change

What is pressure?

300
This state has no definate shape or volume? Volume is determined by the size of the container
What is a gas?
300
This is H2O in solid form.
What is ice?
400

This is one factor that can trigger a state change.

What is temperature?

400

The "sweat" on a cold water bottle is

What is condensation?

400

This is when we make a popsicle with juice.

What is freezing?

400
This type of matter contains particles that are close together and vibrate in place?
What is a solid?
400
When matter changes from liquid to solid.
What is freezing?
500

Ice Cream on a hot summer day is an example of this state.

What is melting?

500
Temperature at which ice melts into liquid.
What is 0 degrees C and 32 degrees F?
500

The phase of matter when a solid substance becomes  a gas directly

What is sublimation?

500
This state of matter has particles moving fast enough to overcome nearly all of the attraction between them?
What is gas?
500

This happens when we put a pot of hot water on the stove and the steam turns into water droplets on the lid.

What is condensation?