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States of Matter Review 2017

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CondensationChanging from a gas to liquid
EvaporationChanging from liquid to gas on the surface
Types of VaporizationEvaporation and Boiling
BoilingChanging from a liquid to a gas with molecules leaving throughout the liquid
SublimationSolid changing directly to gas
FreezingLiquid changing to solid
MeltingSolid changing to liquid
Boiling Pointtemperature when a substance changes from a liquid to gas
Melting Pointtemperature where a substance changes from a solid to liquid
TemperatureMeasure of the energy of molecules
Phase changes when energy is addedMelting, Boiling, Evaporation, Sublimation
Phase changes when energy is taken awayFreezing, Condensation, Deposition
WaterSubstance that expands when changing to a solid
Thermal EnergyHeat
DepositionGas changes directly to a Solid
Examples of DepositionFrost, snowflakes
Example of SublimationDry Ice
Example of CondensationMoisture on the Outside of a Cold Glass
Example of MeltingIce Cream on a Hot Day
Materials/conditions needed to make a cloudWater Molecules, Cold Temperatures, Dust/Dirt
Absolute Zerotemperature when molecules stop moving
ExpandMolecules move farther apart, but do not get bigger
ContractMolecules move closer together, but do not get smaller
TemperatureMeasure of the energy (movement) of molecules
Gashas a changing shape and volume
LiquidHas a changing shape and definite volume
SolidHas a definite shape and volume
Solids, Liquids and GasesSubstances that expand and contract
0 degrees Celsius, 32 degrees FahrenheitMelting point of water
100 degrees Celsiums, 212 degrees FahrenheitBoiling point of water
Have high melting pointsSolids at room temperature
Have low boiling pointsGases at room temperature
All stubstances can be solid, liquid or gas. The phase depends on the __________.temperature

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