States of Matter and Intermolecular Forces. 3 Phases of Matter Solid Liquid Gas.
States of Matter & Phase Changes Solid, Liquid, & Gas.
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States of Matter & Phase Changes
Solid, Liquid, & Gas
Temperature The amount of kinetic energy
(movement) of the particles.
Higher temperature- faster motion
Lower temperature- slower motion
GAINING THERMAL ENERGY
Particles move faster
temperature rises
Melting
Change from solid to liquid
Increase in kinetic energy
Vaporization Liquid becomes a
gas
2 TYPES
1. Evaporation- takes place at surface & below boiling point.
2. Boiling- occurs below the surface and at a certain temperature
Gaining thermal energy
Sublimation A solid changing
DIRECTLY into a gas.
Ex: Dry Ice
LOSING THERMAL ENERGY
Particles move slower
temperature drops
Freezing
liquid to solid
Freezing Point- temp when liquid changes to solid
Losing thermal energy
Condensation
gas changes into a liquid
Ex- Beads of water that form on a glass
Losing thermal energy
Deposition
Gas changing directly into a solid
Ex: frost
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Solid, Liquid, or Gas 1.) Which state of matter
does this picture represent?
Solid, Liquid, or Gas 2.) Which state of matter
does this picture represent?
Solid, Liquid, or Gas 3.) Which state of matter
does this picture represent?
Identify the state of matter that matches each
statement.
4.) Has a definite shape & volume
5.) Completely fills the container
6.) Has a definite volume but no definite shape because it takes on the shape of the container
7.) Particles have a lot of energy & move very fast; there is space between the particles
8.) Particles have enough energy to slide past each other but are still touching
9.) Particles have very little energy & vibrate in fixed positions
Heat+ Heat
Gaining thermal energy
Particles move faster & temperature rises
- Heat Losing thermal
energy
Particles move slower & temperature drops
Melting Change from a solid to a
liquid
Crystalline Solid Crystalline Solid-
solids in which the particles are arranged in a repeating pattern.
Forms crystals
Ex- salt, sugar diamonds, sand, snow
Amorphous Solid
Amorphous Solid- particles are arranged randomly
Does not form crystals
Ex- rubber, glass, plastics
Viscosity Viscosity- a liquids
resistance to flow.
High viscosity- flows slow
Low viscosity – flows quickly
Plasma Plasma- an
electrically charged gas that exists at extremely high temperatures
Ex- lightning, stars, neon lights, the northern lights,