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October 6 AR 1:34 – 1:49 pm 1

Student Planner October 6 Place this in the proper place Finished States of Matter poster due October 12 - Wednesday.

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Vocabulary Words 1. Melting (energy added) 2. Freezing (Energy removed) 3. vaporization (energy added) 4. Condensation (Energy removed) 5. Sublimation (energy added) 6. Deposition (Energy removed) 7. Ionization (energy added) 8. Deionization (Energy removed) 9. Endothermic (energy added) 10. Exothermic (Energy removed)

5. Sublimation: Transition from solid to gas. (energy added) 6. Deposition: Transition from gas to solid. (Energy removed) 7. Ionization: Transition from gas to plasma. (energy added) 8. Deionization: Transition from plasma to gas. (Energy removed)