States of Matter: Liquid, Gas, and Solid

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What occurs when gas particles reach a cold surface?

  • They lose energy and come closer together. (correct)
  • They become solid instantly.
  • They gain energy and move faster.
  • They escape from the surface as gas.

What is the result of removing heat energy from a liquid?

  • The particles can slide past one another more easily.
  • The particles eventually form a solid. (correct)
  • The particles escape as gas.
  • The particles vibrate more vigorously.

Which statement best describes the motion of particles in a gas?

  • They form fixed patterns similar to solids.
  • They are closely held together by strong forces.
  • They are free to move and can spread out. (correct)
  • They are tightly packed and vibrate in place.

What happens to liquid particles as they gain heat energy?

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When does a liquid become a solid?

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Flashcards

Evaporation

The process of a liquid turning into a gas when heated.

Boiling

When particles in a liquid gain enough energy to overcome the forces holding them together, they escape into the air as gas.

Condensation

The process of a gas turning into a liquid when cooled.

Freezing

The process of a liquid turning into a solid when cooled.

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Solid

The state of matter where particles have the least energy and are arranged in a fixed pattern.

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Study Notes

States of Matter: Liquid, Gas, and Solid

  • Liquids have particles that touch each other, held together weakly.
  • Heat gives particles more energy, enabling some to escape into the gaseous state (evaporation/boiling).
  • Gas particles are free to move in any direction, no forces holding them together.
  • Gases become liquids through condensation, when particles lose energy and are attracted to each other.
  • Liquid particles can move and flow, but as heat energy is removed, they move slower.
  • When a liquid's particles lose enough energy, they vibrate in a fixed pattern, becoming a solid.

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