States of Matter: Solids, Liquids, and Gases

Front

Solid: Molecule Attraction

Back

Strongly attracted, fixed positions and shape

Front

Solid: Movement

Back

Vibrate, no movement past each other

Front

Solid: Volume and Shape

Back

Definite volume and shape

Front

Solid: Crystaline vs Amorphous

Back

Crystalline solids

Made up of crystals,

Their particles are aligned in

a regular, repeating pattern.

When it heated it melts at a distinct temperature.

such As: quartz, salt, sugar, and snow.

Amorphous solids

Particles are not arranged in a regular pattern. It doesn’t melt at distinct temperature.

As: Glass, butter, rubber, and plastic.

Front

Liquid:

A) Molecule Attraction:

B) Movement:

C) Volume:

Back

A) Week Attraction, can move past each other

B) Vibrate, move past each other

C) Definite volume, no definite/ fixed shape

Front

Gas: Movement

Back

Vibrate, move freely

Front

Gas:

A) Molecule Attraction

B) Movement

C) Volume and Shape

D) Particle Arrangement

Back

A) Vibrate, move freely

B) Weak attraction, free movement

C) No definite volume or shape

D) Spread out, fill container

Front

Gas: Particle Arrangement

Back

Spread out, fill container