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States of Matter There are 4 states of matter. We are not talking about Idaho and Utah.
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Solids, Liquids, Gases
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Solid ßParticles are close together and do not move very much. ßVolume stays the same. ßShape stays the same.
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Liquid ßParticles are farther apart and speed up a little. ßVolume stays the same. ßShape changes.
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Gas ßParticles are far apart and fast ßShape changes ßVolume changes
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Plasma ßParticles are very fast and far apart ßElectrons leave their energy levels and fly ßVolume changes ßShape changes
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Actually there are 2 more ßNewly discovered and not much is know about them.
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Fermionic Condensate ßDiscovered in 2003 ßParticles are close almost holding still and yet can still flow. Weird I know ßShape and volume do not stay the same
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Bose-Einstein Solid 1995 ßPredicted by Mr. Bose and Mr. Einstein ßAll the atoms stick together and act as a block ßParticles very close, holding still ßVery cold ßShape stays the same ßVolume stays the same
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Sketch 4 boxes. ßLabel the boxes each of the 4 states of matter ßUsing X’s in the boxes show how the particles would look. Show how close they would be to each other
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Read Blue pages 32-35 ßAnswer the 1-7 questions on page Blue 35.
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