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| physical forms that substances take.solids, liquids, and gases are most common states, or forms. of matter. there is also a forth state of matter, known as plasma |
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| the state of matter that has a definate shape and volume. |
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| a substance that has a definate volume but no definate shape. |
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| a state of matter that has no definate shaper or volume. |
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| plasmas consist of ions and free moving electrons. other states of matter consist of neutral atoms and moleculs. |
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| change of state happens when matter changes from one physical form to another.a change of state is always a physical change. |
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| is a change of state from a solid to a liquid. |
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| is a change of state from liquid state to gas state. |
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| boiling occers when water evaporates quikly. |
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| change of state from gas to a liquid. |
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| dry ice can change directly from solid to gas state. this process is known as sublimation. |
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