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Three Phases of Matter

Three Phases of Matter

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Science, Other

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4th - 8th Grade

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Practice Problem

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NGSS
MS-PS1-5, MS-PS1-4, MS-PS3-4

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Created by

Deborah Friedberg

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49 Slides • 22 Questions

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Three Phases of Matter

Solid, Liquid, and Gas

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Let's Review!

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Multiple Choice

All matter is made of

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solids

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liquids

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gases

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atoms

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Matter is anything that has mass (weight) and volume (size).

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Multiple Select

Matter is anything that has

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shape

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mass

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molecules

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volume

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MASS

(Weight)

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Scientists use the word mass because weight can vary (change).

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N= Newton, a metric unit of force, used also as a unit of weight (force due to gravity).

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Mass is the amount of matter in an object.

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Multiple Choice

The word____ is a simple way to explain mass.

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height

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space used

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weight

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distance

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WHAT IS VOLUME?

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Multiple Choice

The word ____ is a simple way to explain volume.

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height

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weight

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size

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mass

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The larger the size, the more space it fills.

Volume relates to size.

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Multiple Select

All matter has

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height

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volume

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shape

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mass

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1. All matter has volume (size) and mass (weight)

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All Matter Has Three Phases (states).

Solid, Liquid and Gas

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Multiple Choice

Solids, liquids and gases all have mass and volume.

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True

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False

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Sometimes

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Solids, liquids, and gases are all matter.

What does all matter have?

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Multiple Select

All matter has

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shape

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volume

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density

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mass

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Open Ended

All matter has mass (weight) and volume (size).

Solids, liquids, and gases are matter.

Therefore, solids, liquids and gases all have...

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Matter has 3 phases (states).

Solid, Liquid, and Gas

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Multiple Choice

The three phases of matter are

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volume, mass, shape

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solid, mass, gas

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mass, solid, liquid

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solid, liquid, gas

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Multiple Select

Solids have definite shape. This means their shape

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can change

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is fixed

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doesn't change

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varies in size

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Multiple Select

Solids have definite volume. This means

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the space they fill doesn't change.

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the amount of matter in them doesn't change

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the amount of weight they have doesn't change

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their size doesn't change

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Multiple Choice

What explains why solids have definite shape and definite volume ?

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the arrangement of molecules

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the arrangement of weight

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the arrangement of shape

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MOLECULES IN A SOLID VIBRATE IN PLACE.

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LIQUIDS

Shape: Indefinite

Volume: Definite

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Multiple Select

She just told you all liquids

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have volume

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have mass

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have shape

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have height

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Multiple Choice

This video proves that liquids have

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indefinite (changing) mass

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indefinite (changing) volume

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definite (not changing)shape

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indefinite shape

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That proves liquids have indefinite (changing) shape.

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Multiple Choice

The prefix "in" (examples: indefinite, invisible, impossible) means

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the opposite

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the same

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Liquids have indefinite (changing) shape.

What about their volume?

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Liquids flow.

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Multiple Choice

Liquids flow because they have

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molecules that are close and move around each other.

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molecules that vibrate in place

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molecules that are far apart and move rapidly

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molecules that are slimy

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MOLECULES IN A LIQUID PHASE

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Multiple Choice

How do molecules in solids move? They

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slide past each other.

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vibrate

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bounce all around

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don't move.

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In solids, the molecules vibrate in place.

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Gases

Shape: Indefinite

Volume: Indefinite

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Molecules in a gas phase

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Multiple Choice

Do gases have definite (not changing) shape?

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Yes

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No

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Sometimes

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Multiple Choice

Do gases have definite volume?

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yes

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no

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sometimes

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Review of Liquids and Gases

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Multiple Choice

Definite means

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changing

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not changing

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unknown

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known

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Multiple Choice

The prefix "in" (example: indefinite) means

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the same

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to enter

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the opposite

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Multiple Select

Indefinite volume and indefinite shape means the size and weight

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do not change.

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do change.

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Solid, Liquid, and Gas

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