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| What is a substance that has definite shape and volume? |
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| What is a substance that will lose its shape under certain conditions? |
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| What is a substance with definite volume but no definite shape? |
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| If a substance has neither definite shape or volume it is.... |
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| The resistance of a liquid to flow is |
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| Plasma is matter that is high in... |
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| Evaporization is vaporization that only occurs on the |
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| When a substance BEGINS to change phases, the temperature... |
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| Burning paper is an example of what kind of change? |
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| What are the four phases of matter? |
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| Solid, Liquid, Gas, Plasma |
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| Have definite shape and volume, two types-crystalline and amorphous |
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| no def. shape, definite volume, takes the shape of a container it is in |
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| No definite shape or volume, two laws for it |
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| High in energy, rare on earth |
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| What is the resistance of a liquid to flow |
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| Give three examples of a liquid with LOW viscosity... |
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| Water, Vinegar, Cooking Oil |
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| Name and describe and example the two types of solids. |
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Crystalline-A strong solid with a regular repeating pattern.(diamond)
Amorphous-a weak solid(wax, rubber) |
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| Volume and Temperature have a direct relationship. As the temperature goes up, so does the volume, and vice versa. |
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| What are the relationships of Boyle's Law? |
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| Volume and pressure have an indirect relationship-As the volume goes up, the temperature goes down, and vice versa |
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| What happenes when matter freezes?(3steps) |
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| A liquid turns into a solid.Energy decreases. Temperature decreases. |
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| What is the freezing point? |
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| What is the boiling point? |
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| What is the melting point? |
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| What 3 substances sublime? |
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| Snow, Dry ice, and iodine |
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| What are the two ways a liquid vaporizes? Compare them. |
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| Evaporation and boiling. Evaporation only occurs on the surface of water and boiling requires the entire liquid, evaporation is a slow process and boiling requires added energy |
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| What phase changes lose energy? |
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| What phase changes lose energy? |
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| What phase changes gain energy? |
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| Melting, Boiling, Evaporation, Sublimation |
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| What type of change is rising bread dough, rusting metal and neutralization? |
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| Chemical Property Changes |
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| What type of phase change is volume, density and melting? |
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