Maycee Smith Standard: S2P1a.  Lets start with a fun video to learn about Solids, Liquids, and Gases.  dchemistry/statesofmatter/

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Maycee Smith Standard: S2P1a

 Lets start with a fun video to learn about Solids, Liquids, and Gases.  dchemistry/statesofmatter/ dchemistry/statesofmatter/

 Solid  Liquid  Gas

 Have very densely packed molecules  Take the shape of its container  It also holds it volume  Such as an ice cube unless you change it to a liquid or gas it stays an ice cube  Or a basketball it remains a basketball you can’t change its shape you can take air out but it’s still a basketball

 Can change shapes along with their containers  Its volume doesn’t change.  If you have 7oz it wont be more if you put it in a different container.  When ice melts it becomes a liquid ( water)

 Take the shape of whatever they are in  It fills its container because it is so loosely packed  It takes the volume of its container

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