States of Matter
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
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Define matter | Anything that occupies space and has mass
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Can solids be compressed? | No
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Can liquids be compressed? | No
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Can gases be compressed? | Yes
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Which of the following have a definite shape: solids, liquids and gases | Solids
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Can gases flow? | Yes
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Can gases be compressed? | Yes
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Give an example of a solid | Wood
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Give an example of a liquid | Water
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Give and example of a gas | Oxygen
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The particles in a solid are _________ packed. They can _________ but do not move from their position. | Tightly, vibrate
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The particles in a liquid are _______ to each other and can ______ past one another. Liquids have a _________ volume but don't have a definite _________. | Close, flow, definite, shape
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The particles in a gas are ______ to move in all _________. They do not have a definite ________ or ________ and always ________ the container they are placed in. | free, directions, shape, volume, fill
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Changing state from a solid to a liquid is called? | Melting
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Give an example of melting | Ice cube melting to water
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Changing from a liquid to a gas is called? | Boiling
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Give an example of boiling | Turning on the kettle
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Changing from a gas to a liquid is called | Condensation
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Changing from a liquid to a solid is called | Freezing
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What is diffusion? | The movement of particles from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration
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Give an example of diffusion? | Spraying perfume
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Can evaporation occur without boiling? | Yes
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