HW
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| The form of matter is another name for a _______ of matter. | state
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| The three state of matter are | solids, liquids, and gases
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| Matter with a definite volume and a definite shape is a _______. | solid
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| Matter with a definite volume and an indefinite shape is a _______. | Liquid
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| Matter with an indefinite shape and an indefinite volume is a _____. | gas.
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| The fourth type of matter that is found in space. It is high energy and consists of positively and negatively charged particles is ______. | plasma
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| A solid is a state of matter that has particles that are ________ together. | close
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| The particles in a solid move by _______ in place. | vibrating.
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| The particles in a liquid move by ________ past each other. | sliding.
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| The particles in a gas move by _______ with each other. | colliding.
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| A gas is a state of matter that has particles that are ________ apart. | far
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| When a substance is heated up, the particles move _______ _______. | farther apart
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| When a substance is "cooled" off, the particles move ______ _______. | closer together
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| The particles in a substance move (slower/faster) when they are heated? | faster
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| The particles in a substance move (slower/faster) when they are cooled? | slower
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| A type of solid that the particles are arranged in a specific, repeating order are called ______ solids | crystalline
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| A type of solid that has is particles arranged randomly are called _____ solids. | amorphous
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| Liquids can take the shape of their container because the can _____. | flow.
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| The particles in a ______ are closer together than the particles in a gas. | liquid
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| Which state of matter has the strongest attractive forces? | Solid
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| Which state of matter has the weakest attractive forces? | Gas
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| The attraction of molecules that are alike is called ______. | cohesion
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| The attraction of molecules that are different is called _____. | adhesion
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| A measure of a liquids flow is called ________. | viscosity.
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| A liquid that is more viscous is going to be ________. | thicker.
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| Stronger attractive forces between particles the substance to have _________ surface tension. | greater
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| A substance that is a liquid at room temperature is called a ______ instead of a gas. | vapor
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| Molecules at the surface of a liquid have _____ ______ if the molecules have uneven forces acting on the particles. | surface tension.
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| Helium is a __________ at room temperature | gas
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| Water is a _________ at room temperature | liquid
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| Gold is a _______ at room temperature | solid
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