Phase Changes
During melting, the temperature remains blank.
What is constant?
What are the four main states of matter?
The four main states of matter are solid, liquid, gas, and plasma.
Thermal expansion occurs because particles increase their average blank.
What is kinetic energy?
The relationship between temperature and average kinetic energy is _________ ?
What is directly proportional?
Liquids have blank bonds between particles than solids.
What is moderate?
How do particles behave in solids?
In solids, particles vibrate in fixed positions.
At absolute zero, particles maintain minimal blank energy.
What is kinetic?
During phase changes, potential energy between particles changes ________ with kinetic energy.
What is inversely?
Sublimation requires blank energy than normal melting and vaporization.
What is more?
In solids, particles vibrate in blank positions.
What is fixed?
In a closed system, particles redistribute thermal energy through blank.
What is conduction, converction, and radiation?
Surface tension occurs because surface particles experience ________ attractive forces.
What is uneven / unbalanced ?
During deposition, particles rapidly organize into a blank structure.
What is crystalline?
You have 4 phases which is liquid, solid, and gas what is missing?
Plasma
The specific heat capacity reflects how easily particles can blank and blank.
What is absorb and store?
Evaporative cooling happens when the most ________ particles escape.
What is energetic ?
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The rate of phase change is most directly influenced by particles blank.
What is kinetic energy?
As temperature increases, particle motion becomes blank.
What is faster?
When a object is not in motion, its storing _________.
What is potential energy?