10 Questions
What is the phenomenon called when a substance changes directly from a solid to a gas without passing through the liquid state?
Sublimation
Which process involves the transition of a gas directly to a solid without becoming a liquid first?
Deposition
How is solid carbon dioxide (dry ice) expected to change when left at room temperature?
It sublimates into a gas
What method can be used to liquefy atmospheric gases?
Condensation method
In which state of matter do particles have enough kinetic energy to break away from intermolecular forces and convert into vapor?
Liquid
What happens when pressure increases on a substance in the solid state?
It melts
Why does the temperature remain constant during a change of state for any substance?
To break or form intermolecular bonds.
Which process involves the reverse of sublimation, transitioning directly from gas to solid?
Deposition
Under what conditions can water evaporate below its boiling point?
No pressure change needed
Which factor primarily influences the rate of evaporation of liquids?
Temperature of the surrounding air
Test your understanding of sublimation and deposition with this quiz. Learn about the change of state directly from solid to gas and from gas to solid. Explore the concepts through an experiment involving a china dish, funnel, cotton plug, and heat application.
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