States of Matters

• Chemistry
• Secondary Education
• Age 12

STATES OF MATTER

liquid: (noun) 

matter that keeps its size but changes its shape.

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solid: (noun)

matter that keeps its size and shape.

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gas: (noun) 

matter that changes its shape and size; it often can’t be seen.

matter: (noun) 

everything we can see, touch, feel, smell, and taste. Matter

takes up space.

particle: (noun)

 one of the very small parts that make up matter.

mass: (noun) 

the amount of matter there is. Matter can be measured in

weight or volume.

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Preschematic

Schematic

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evaporation: (noun) 

when a liquid turns into a gas. This happens

when the liquid heats up.

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condensation: (noun) 

when a gas turns into a liquid. This happens

when the gas cools down

Condensation happens on what kind of surface?

1. Hot
2. Really hot
3. Warm
4. Cold