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States of Matter

The Main 3… SOLID LIQUID GAS

SOLIDS Properties… Definite shape Definite volume Tightly packed Rigid Strong bonds

Liquids Properties… NO definite shape (take shape of container) Definite volume Less tightly packed Fluid (able to flow) Medium strength bonds

Properties… Gases NO definite shape (only contained in air-tight containers) NO definite volume NOT packed together Fluid (able to flow) NO bonds

What do they look like?

What do they look like?

What do they look like?

Let’s Compare...

Question??? Which state of matter would be most dense? SOLID... the most tightly packed!!!

Question??? Which state of matter would have the most energy? GAS… so much energy they can break their bonds!!!

Question??? Which state of matter would have the least energy? SOLID… only enough energy to vibrate in place!!!

Definitions for FLASHCARDS Molecules are nearly rigid with only enough energy to vibrate in place. = SOLID

Definitions for FLASHCARDS Molecules can move freely and randomly, but do not have enough energy to escape the attractive forces (bonds) between them. = LIQUID

Definitions for FLASHCARDS Molecules move rapidly and randomly with so much energy that they escape the attractive forces (bonds) between them. = GAS