| A | B |
|---|
| SOLID | EFINITE SHAPE AND VOLUME-CRYSTALLINE PATTERN |
| LIQUID | DEFINITE VOLUME, TAKES THE SHAPE OF THE CONTAINER |
| VISCOSITY | RESISTENCE OF A LIQUID TO POUR |
| GAS | NO DEFINITE SHAPE NOR VOLUME |
| PLASMA | MATTER CONSISTING OF CHARGED PARTICLES |
| MELTING POINT | THE TEMPERATURE AT WHICH A SOLID CANGES TO A LIQUID |
| FREEZING POINT | THE TEMPERATURE AT WHICH A LIQUID CHANGES TO A SOLID |
| EVAPORATION | THE CHANGE FORM A LIQUID TO A GA AT THE LIQUIDS SURFACE |
| BOILING POINT | THE TEMPERATURE AT WHICH A LIQUID HAS GAINED ENOUGH ENERGY TO CHANGE TO A GAS |
| CONDENSATION | THE CHANGE OF A GAS TO A LIQUID |
| SUBLIMATION | THE CHANGE FROM A GAS TO A SOLID OR A SOLID TO A GAS |
| INSULATORS | MATERIALS THAT DO NOT TRANSMIT ENERGY WELL |
| CONDUCTORS | MATERIALS THAT EASILY TRANSMIT ENERGY |
| THE LAW OF CONSERVATION OF MASS | MATTER CAN NOT BE CREATED NOR DESTROYED |
| MALLEABILITY | THE ABILITY TO BE PRESSED OR ROLLED INTO A THIN SHEET |
| DUCTILITY | THE ABILITY TO PULL INTO THIN WIRES |
| CHEMICAL EQUATION | A SHORTHAND WAY OF WRITING THE CHANGES THAT OCCUR IN A CHEMICAL REACTION |
| 4 | STATES OF MATTER |
