Chapter 2 SOLID LIQUID PLASMA GAS SOLID definite shape & definite volume.

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Chapter 2

SOLID LIQUID PLASMA GAS

SOLID

definite shape & definite volume

LIQUID

NO definite shape - definite volume

GAS

NO definite shape NO definite volume

PLASMA Highest energy state of matter

PLASMA Electrons stripped away, nuclei packed together

PLASMA Sun & other stars

SOLID Crystalline

SOLID Crystalline Arranged in a regular & repeating arrangement

SOLID Crystalline

SOLID Crystalline Salt, Sugar, Snow, Sand

SOLID

Amorphous

SOLID Amorphous Not arranged in a regular or repeating arrangement

SOLID Amorphous Sometimes a Solid, sometimes a Liquid

SOLID Amorphous Rubber, Plastic, Glass, Silly Putty

SOLID

Melting Point

SOLID Melting Point Different solids melt at different temperatures

SOLID

Freezing Point

SOLID Freezing Point Different solids freeze at different temperatures

LIQUID

Viscosity

LIQUID Viscosity The resistance a Liquid has to flowing

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