Questions about states of matters.
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| What are solids, liquids and gases? | They are the three states of matters.
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| Why are solids, liquids and gases are all stored seperately? | Because they all have different propeties that need to be handled in different ways.
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| What state of matter that stay in one place, unless they are pushed or pulled? | It is a solid.
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| What state of matter that flow around to fill up the whole area in the same volume and would slosh about when it was move? | It is a liquid.
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| What state of matter that flow very easily and they spread out to fill whatever container they are in? | It is a solid.
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| What states of matter cannot be sqashed? | They are solids and liquids?
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| How does sand break the rule of a solid? | Because solids can't flow.
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| Why is it important not to have a tiny slight break on the gas container? | Because the gas will rush out and escape very quickly.
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| What is it called when an idea has been tested and still works? | It is called a theory.
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| What is an observation? | Information collected in experiments.
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| What is it called when a scientist think will going to happen in an experiment? | It is an prediction.
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| What is it called when a data is used to show whether a theory is right? | It is an evidence.
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| How do smells spread? | They spread through the air.
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| How do the smelly particles move? | They move by themselves.
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| What is it called when particles spread and mix with each other without anything moving them? | It is called diffusion.
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| What states of matter can diffusion happen in? | It can happen in liquids and gases.
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| What are bonds? | Forces holding particles together.
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| What is a property? | A description of how a material behaves and what is it like.
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| What's the force that caused by certain particles hitting a certain area? | It is pressure.
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| What is it called when air particles put pressure on us? | Itis called air pressure.
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