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Changing from a liquid to a gas below the boiling point Check Your Answer
Answer: Evaporation Back to the Game Board
Changing from a gas to a liquid Check Your Answer
Answer: Condensation Back to the Game Board
Matter that has definite volume and shape Check Your Answer
Answer: Solid Back to the Game Board
Changing from a solid to a gas Check Your Answer
Answer: Sublimation Back to the Game Board
The resistance to flow in a liquid Check Your Answer
Answer: Viscosity Back to the Game Board
List the phases of water in order, of lowest molecular motion to highest Check Your Answer
Answer: Solid – liquid - gas Back to the Game Board
Matter that has a definite volume but no definite shape Check Your Answer
Answer: Liquid Back to the Game Board
In which state of matter are the particles freely moving inside their container Check Your Answer
Answer: Gases Back to the Game Board
If kept at a constant temperature and pressure, a liquid retains its______ Check Your Answer
Answer: Volume Back to the Game Board
Solids arranged in repeating geometric patterns. Check Your Answer
Answer: Crystals Back to the Game Board
Matter with no definite volume and no definite shape Check Your Answer
Answer: Gases Back to the Game Board
The law that states that energy can not be created or destroyed Check Your Answer
Answer: the Law of Conservation of Energy Back to the Game Board
The boiling point of water in o C Check Your Answer
Answer: 100 o C Back to the Game Board
Vaporization the occurs throughout a liquid Check Your Answer
Answer: Boiling Back to the Game Board
In Charles’ Law, when the temperature increase the volume ____ Check Your Answer
Answer: increases Back to the Game Board
In Boyle’s Law, when the volume decreases, the pressure ____. Check Your Answer
Answer: increases Back to the Game Board
The melting point of water in o C Check Your Answer
Answer: 0 o C Back to the Game Board
Vaporization that occurs only at the surface of a liquid Check Your Answer
Answer: Evaporation Back to the Game Board
The theory that states that matter is composed of particles that are in constant motion. Check Your Answer
Answer: The Kinetic Theory of Matter Back to the Game Board
Stored energy Check Your Answer
Answer: Potential energy Back to the Game Board
Energy stored with chemical bonds of molecules Check Your Answer
Answer: Chemical potential energy Back to the Game Board
This turns mechanical energy into thermal energy Check Your Answer
Answer: Friction Back to the Game Board
Energy released from the splitting and fusing of atoms Check Your Answer
Answer: Nuclear energy Back to the Game Board
Energy of the vibrating molecules in a solid Check Your Answer
Answer: Kinetic energy Back to the Game Board
Energy stored within a spring Check Your Answer
Answer: Elastic potential energy Back to the Game Board