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Elem/Comp/Mix/States

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Bose-Einstein Condensate state of matter within 1 billionth of a degree of absolute zero where molecular motion is almost completely stopped, extremely cold and extremely slow
Solid state of matter where molecules hold their shape
Liquid state of matter where molecules flow to take the shape of their container
Gas state of matter where molecules take the shape of the container and bounce at high speeds
Plasma state of matter where molecules are super excited and occurs at extreme temperatures, for instance stars
Kinetic energy energy of motion
Thermal energy total energy of all the particles in a sample of matter
Melting change from the solid state to the liquid state
Freezing change from the liquid state to the solid state
Vaporization any change from the liquid state to the gas state
Boiling change from the liquid state to the gas state below the surface of a liquid
Evaporation change from the liquid state to the gas state on the surface of a liquid
Condensation change from the gas state to the liquid state
Sublimation change directly from the solid state to the gas state without ever becoming a liquid
Deposition change directly from the gas state to the solid state without ever becoming a liquid
Pure Substance matter made of either one type of atom or one type of molecule
Element substance with atoms with the same number of protons
Compound #two or more elements chemically bonded to make new substances
Mixture #two or more substances not chemically bonded but mixed together
Homogeneous mixture mixture which looks the same throughout
Heterogeneous mixture mixture which has visibly different parts
Chemical formula representation of a chemically bonded compound
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