States of matter and phase changes

Front

This state of matter has a constant volume, but fits the space of the container holding it.

Back

Liquid

Front

This state of matter expands to fill its container.

Back

Gas

Front

This state of matter has a firm, unchanging physical structure.

Back

Solid

Front

Carbon dioxide, nitrogen, oxygen, and hydrogen are this state of matter at room temperature.

Back

Gas

Front

An ice cube turning to water is an example of what phase change?

Back

Melting

Front

Water appearing on the exterior of a cold drink on a hot summer day is an example of what phase change?

Back

Condensation

Front

Atoms or molecules in this phase of matter have the highest energy.

Back

Plasma

Front

Heating a solid to a high temperature will usually result in this phase change.

Back

Melting

Front

The colder the temperature, the _______ the particle's motion.

Back

Slower

Front

When the temperature increases, the pressure ____.

Back

Increases