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States of matter

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  • Give two examples of a solid.
    Any solid item.
  • What is melting?
    When a solid is heated and it changes into a liquid.
  • Give two examples of a liquid.
    Any liquids.
  • What is the change from solid to liquid called?
    Melting.
  • What are the three states of matter?
    solid, liquid, gas.
  • Describe the particle model of a liquid.
    Particles are close together but can slide past each other and change places. This means liquids can change shape easily.
  • Describe the particle model of a solid.
    Particles are tightly packed in fixed positions. This makes it difficult for a solid to change shape.
  • What do we use to measure temperature?
    A thermometer.
  • What do we call the temperature at which a substance melts?
    Melting point.
  • What do we call water when it is a solid?
    Ice.
  • Give an example of a gas.
    Any gas.
  • What is boiling?
    It is when liquid is heated and it changes into a gas.
  • Describe the particle model of a gas.
    Particles are spaced far apart. This means gas can have any shape. It can also be squashed easily.
  • Identify the solid, liquid, and gas in the picture.
    Solid: table, glass, ice. Liquid: cola. Gas: bubbles in cola.
  • What do we call the temperature at which a substance boils?
    Boiling point.
  • Describe the phase change of an ice cube put into a hot pan.
    Solid + heat = liquid and then liquid + more heat = gas.
  • What causes melting?
    Heat.
  • What is freezing?
    When a liquid cools and it changes into a solid.
  • What do we call water when it is a gas?
    Water vapour.