1. *DEFINITE SHAPE *DEFINITE VOLUME *PARTICLES CLOSEST *DEFINITE VOLUME *NO DEFINITE SHAPE *PARTICLE CLOSE *NO DEFINITE SHAPE *NO DEFINITE VOLUME *PARTICLES FAR APART *NO DEFINITE SHAPE *NO DEFINITE VOLUME *PARTICLES BROKEN APART Page 1

2. GENERAL PROPERTIES DEFINITE SHAPEDEFINITE VOLUMEPARTICLES CLOSEST RANDOM PARTICLE ARRANGEMENT ORDERLY PARTICLE ARRANGEMENT EXAMPLES

3. GENERAL PROPERTIES NO DEFINITE SHAPEDEFINITE VOLUMEPARTICLES CLOSE RESISTANCE TO FLOW SURFACE TENSION CAUSES

4. GENERAL PROPERTIES NO DEFINITE SHAPENO DEFINITE VOLUMEPARTICLES FAR APART INCREASED PRESSURE DECREASES THE VOLUME DECREASED PRSSURE INCREASES THE VOLUME INCREASED TEMOPERATURE INCREASES THE VOLUME DECREASED TEMEPRATURE DECREASES THE VOLUME

5. GENERAL PROPERTIES NO DEFINITE SHAPENO DEFINITE VOLUMEPARTICLES BROKEN APART SPECIFIC PROPERTIES CONTAINED BY MAGNETIC FIELDS CONDUCTS AN ELECTRIC CURRENT 99% OF THE UNIVERSE LIGHTNING FIRE AURORA BOREALIS TV PLASMA BALLS FLUORESCENT LIGHTING

6. CONVERSION OF A SUBSTANCE FROM ONE PHYSICAL FORM TO ANOTHER THE TEMPERATURE AT WHICH A CHANGE OF STATE OCCURS IS A_CHARACTERISTIC_____PROPERTY BECAUSE IT IS THE SAME FOR A SUBSTANCE, REGARDLESS OF THE AMOUNT OF THE SUBSTANCE OCCURS THROUGHOUTOCCURS AT THE SURFACE ENDOTHERMIC or EXOTHERMIC