Solid Liquid Gas

Phase changes

Phase Changes II

Tackling Temperature

Grisly Graphs

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The state of matter where particles are MOST tightly packed together and organized

What is a solid?

Particles in this phase will spread to fill part of the container, but not the entire container

What is a liquid?

This phase of matter has the least amount of motion in its particles.

What is a solid?

With this phase of matter, particles spread out to fill the entire container.

What is a gas?

This state of matter is the easiest phase to compress.

What is a gas?

Solid  Liquid

What is melting?

Liquid  Solid

What is freezing?

Gas  Liquid

What is condensation or condensing?

Solid  Gas

What is sublimation or subliming?

Liquid  Gas (name all three terms!)

What is vaporization, boiling, and evaporation?

Gas to solid

What is deposition?

Another word for FUSION.

What is freezing?

This point would be the SAME TEMPERATURE as the substance’s melting point.

What is freezing point/fusion point?

Dry ice was an example of what substance subliming from a solid to a gas?

What is carbon dioxide?

This would occur for a substance at the same temperature as BOILING if the substance were a gas being cooled.

What is condensation?

Kinetic energy is The energy of _______.

What is motion?

An object that is moving fast would have _____ kinetic energy.

What is high?

A cold substance would have _______ kinetic energy.

What is low?

Heating a substance _______ its kinetic energy.

What is increasing?

Temperature is equal to the ______ _______ energy Of the particles in a substance.

What AVERAGE KINETIC energy?

Melting point?

What 0 degrees Celsius?

Boiling point?

What is 100 degrees Celsius?

The first flat part of this graph represents:

What is melting?

The second flat part of this Graph represents…

What is boiling?

Daily Double!!

What phase change does the first Flat part of this graph represent?

What is condensation?

Fourth phase of matter?

What is plasma?

Least dense phase of matter.

What is a gas?

Most dense phase of matter?

What is a solid?

Which characteristic properties of matter did we learn in this unit?

What are melting points and boiling points?

Characteristic property we Learned about in our last Unit?

What is density?

Double Jeopardy!!

Mixture Picture

STATE of the Union

Going Through a Phase

ENERGIZED

Periodically Challenged

Potpourri

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What is a solution? (Lemonade)

What is Salt and Water Solution?

OOBLEK

What is a colloid?

Flour and water (flour settles out)

What is a suspension?

Kool Aid

What is solution?

Which phase has the MOST energy?

What is a gas?

Which state has molecules that move the slowest?

What is a solid?

Has weak to intermediate forces between molecules

What is a liquid?

Has definite volume but no definite shape

What is a liquid?

Has no definite shape or volume

What is a gas?

A liquid changing to a gas

What is evaporation?

A solid changing to a liquid

What is melting?

A liquid changing to a solid

What is freezing?

A gas changing to a liquid

What is condensation?

A solid changing directly to a gas

What is sublimation?

Changing from a solid to a liquid, we must _________ energy.

What is add?

Changing from a liquid to a solid, we must ________ energy.

What is remove?

Changing from a gas to a liquid, we must ________ energy.

What is remove?

Changing from a solid to a gas, we must _______ energy.

What is add?

Going from a state with more ordered molecules to a state with less ordered molecules, we must _______ energy.

What is ADD?

The abbreviation found for every element on the table

What is the Atomic Symbol?

The name of the groups of elements found in the columns

What are families?

The number of naturally occurring elements

What is 92?

The elements are orderly arranged according to this

What is the atomic number?

Daily Double!!

What each row on the periodic table represents

What is another electron shell?

The type of charge on a neutron

What is neutral?

The pH range of an acid

What is between 0 and 7 (but not equal to 7)

What is the name of the reaction when an acid and a base are mixed?

What is a neutralization reaction?

This is your eye. What would your eye look Like if you forgot to wear Safety goggles and got a Strong base in it?

What is NOT SO GOOD?

What is this?!?

Tanooki the sugar glider!!!

Final Jeopardy Atomic Math

Balance this equation: KClO3  KCl + O2