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| Solid, Liquid, Gas or Plasma |
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| Do not move fast enough to overcome the attraction, but they are held tightly in place and vibrate in place |
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| Can move past each other in order to take up the space in its container |
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| Fast moving past each other and are not grouped together specifically |
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| Its particles have a very orderly arrangement such as a bat |
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| The particles do not have an orderly arrangement |
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| Change shape but not volume because the particles can move past each other-Even if they change shape, they do not neccessarily change volume. |
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| Because the particles in a liquid are close to one another, it is hard to push them closer together. |
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| Liquids form speherical drops as a result of-- |
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| States that for a fixed amount of gas at a constant temperature, the volume of the gas increases and the pressure decreases. |
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| Boyle's Law-Simple, Easy terms for understanding. |
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| If the temperature of a gas stays the same, but the pressure is taken off of the gas, the volume increases and the particles spread out. |
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| Charles's Law-Fancy Terms |
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| For am fixed amount of gas at a constant pressure,raising the temperature would also raise the volume of the gas. |
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