Matter and Its Interactions

Front

Which state of matter does this picture represent?

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Gas

Front

What state of matter does the picture represent?

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Solid

Front

What state of matter does the picture represent?

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Liquid

Front

What type of change are you observing when an ice cube melts?

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Physical Change

Front

Which of the following is NOT an example of a physical change? color, smell, burning, boiling point

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burning

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Law of Conservation of Mass

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Mass is neither created nor destroyed.

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Viscosity

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A fluid's resistance to flow

Front

How would you describe the molecules in a liquid?

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Molecules are loose with some movement.

Front

How would you describe the molecules in a gas?

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Molecules are very spread apart with lots of movement.

Front

How would you describe the molecules in a solid?

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Molecules are tight with little movement.