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5. What two laws did we learn in the chapter?

6. Charles’s Law and Boyle’s Law

7. At a constant pressure as gas will __________ volume with increased temperature

8. Increase
ASlide 4 200

9. Boyles’ law states that at a constant temperature a gas will _________ volume with increased pressure
A 300

10. Decreased
A 300

11. In our balloon lab we saw the balloon get larger when it was exposed to heat. What law does this represent?
ASlide

12. Charles’s Law
A 400

13. With decreased pressure the volume of a gas will ___________.

14. Increase
A 500

15. As energy is increased/added particles in a substance ___________ speed.

16. Increase
B 100

17. Particles are able to slide past each other

18. Liquid
B 200

19. Particles vibrate in place; particles are strongly attracted to each other

20. Solid
B 300

21. Particles in this state break away; the space between the particles can increase and decrease

22. Gas
BSlide 4 400

23. Particles that evaporate from a container (become a gas) have more __________ and __________ than those remaining a liquid in the container.
B 500

24. Energy and speed
B 500

25. Solid to Liquid
CSlide

26. Melting
C 100

27. Liquid to Solid
C 200

28. Freezing
CSlide 4 200

29. Solid to Gas
CSlide

30. Sublimation
C 300

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C 400

32. Change is state from liquid to gas without boiling

33. Evaporation
CSlide 4 400

34. Gas to a liquid
C 500

35. Condensation
C 500

36. State of matter with definite volume and shape

37. Solid
D 100

38. State of matter with a definite
volume but not shape
D 200

39. Liquid
D 200

40. Without a definite volume or shape

41. Plasma or gas
DSlide 4 300

42. Particles of this state of matter are broken apart
D 400

43. plasma
D 400

44. Energy is added to a substance in a ________ change
DSlide

45. Endothermic Change
DSlide 4 500

46. An ice cube is this state of matter

47. An ice cube is this state of matter
Solid
An ice cube is this state of matter
E 100

48. Florescent lights and fire are examples of this state of matter

49. Plasma
E 200

50. Vaporization is the change from ________ to _________

51. Liquid to gas
E 300

52. Energy is released in a __________ change

53. Exothermic
E 400

54. Lower atmospheric pressure results in a ________ boiling point in higher altitudes

55. Lower
E 500

56. What is the freezing point of water at sea level (Celsius)?

57. 0 degrees
F 100

58. The boiling point of water at sea level is how many degrees Celsius?

59. 100 degrees
F 200

60. Name the four states of matter discussed in the chapter

61. Solid
Liquid
Gas
Plasma
F 300

62. What happens to solid carbon dioxide when it is exposed to energy?
F 400

63. Sublimates; Turns to a Gas
F 400

64. With increased pressure ________ decreases.
F 500

65. Volume
F 500

66. The Final Jeopardy Category is:
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Particles are aligned. They do not move other than to vibrate in place. A common example is a diamond.
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68. What is a crystalline solid?
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