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has a defiinte shape and volume. solid
solid that are made up of crystals. (i.e, salt and sugar) crystalline solids
the particles in these solids are arranged in a regular pattern. amorphous solids
has a definite volume but no definite shape liquid
another name for a liquid. means substance that flows fluid
the result of an inward pull among the molecules on the surface together surface tension
a liquids resistance to flowing viscosity
can change volume very easily Gas
the change from solid to a liquid melting
the temperature that something melts at melting point
the change from a liquid to a solid freezing
the change from a liquid to a gas vaporizing
when vaporizing takes place evaporation
when a liquid turns into a gas below and on top of the surface boiling
the temperature that something boils at boiling point
the opposite of vaporizing condensation
when the surface particles gain enough energy that they form a gas sublimation
the force of the outward push divided by the area of the walls pressure
the relationship between pressure and volume boyles law
when temperature of a gas is increased at constant pressure its volume increases charles law
a diagram that shows how 2 variables, of factors are changed or relates to each other graph
the (0,0) point on a graph origin
when one variable goes up one goes down vary inversely
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