Chapter 10 Lesson 3 What are solids, liquids, and gases

SOLID LIQUID GAS https://www.brainpop.com/science/matterandchemistry/statesofmatter/

Solids Solid Movement Pattern Shape Volume Particles do not move freely. They vibrate. Atoms are packed tightly together Fixed. Doesn’t change because of container

Liquids Liquid Movement Pattern Shape Volume Particles move around freely. They glide past one another. None Takes shape of container Fixed. Doesn’t change because of container.

Gases Gases Movement Pattern Shape Volume Particles move very fast. None Takes shape of container

Particles move extremely fast. Plasma Movement Pattern Shape Volume Plasma Particles move extremely fast. HOT None Not fixed

Freezing and Melting Freezing Particles lose energy Liquid becomes a solid Melting Particles gain energy Solid becomes a liquid

Melting Point = Freezing Point Yes, they really are the same temperature.

Evaporation Particles gain energy Liquid becomes a gas Different fromboiling!

Condensation Gas to liquid Gas particles touch a cool surface and lose energy

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