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amorphous solidA solid in which the particles are held in random placement.
angstroms10 to the negative tenth power meter; a hundred-millionth of a centimeter
atomsThe fundamental particle of an element.
boilingThe rapid phase change from liquid to gas.
boiling pointThe temperature at which a material changes rapidly from liquid to gas.
Bose-Einstein condensateThis theory goes beyond the particle model of matter to describe particles as waves and uses mathematical equations instead of particles to describe matter. It only forms at temperatures near absolute zero.
Brownian movementThe constant random motion of particles in a liquid or a gas.
chemical changeA change in a material that alters its identity.
chemical propertyA property that describes how matter will react and change in the presence of other kinds of matter.
compressibilityHow much more the atoms of an object/substance can be packed together.
condensationThe phase change from gas to liquid.
condensation pointThe temperature at which a material changes from gas to liquid.
crystalline solidA solid in which the particles are held in a fixed repeating pattern.
diffusionThe process of mixing by particle motion.
evaporationThe phase change from liquid to gas.
freezingThe phase change from liquid to solid.
freezing pointThe temperature at which a material changes rapidly from liquid to solid.
gasThe state of matter in which the disruptive forces completely overcome the attractive forces, allowing particles unlimited movement.
gas pressureForce exerted on a unit of area by gas particles colliding with a surface.
kelvinThe basic unit of temperature in the metric system.
kinetic energyThe energy of motion.
liquidThe state of matter in which the attractive forces and the disruptive forces are balanced, allowing particles limited movement.
meltingThe phase change from solid to liquid.
melting pointThe temperature at which a material changes from a solid to liquid.
nanometer10 to the negative ninth power meters.
particle modelA model of matter in which all matter is made up of tiny particles in constant motion.
phasesUsed by scientists because many materials can exist in more one physical state.
physical propertyA property that can be observed and measured without changing the kind of matter being studied.
plasmaThe state of matter in which particles travel at such tremendous speeds that they become electrically charged.
solidsThe state of matter in which the attractive forces limit the particles to vibrating in place.
sublimationThe phase change directly from solid to gas or from gas to solid.
temperatureThe measure of the average kinetic energy in a material.
viscosityThe thickness of a fluid.
absolute zeroThe temperature on the Kelvin scale at which an object would possess an absolute minimum of kinetic energy.