States of Matter Lesson

STATES of MATTER

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From the Science Max Video: Does a gas flow?

• yes

• no

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Under normal conditions, can a liquid be compressed?

• yes

• no

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Does a liquid take the shape of its container?

• yes

• no

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Under normal conditions, can a solid be compressed?

• no

• yes

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Does a solid flow?

• no

• yes

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Under normal conditions, can a gas be compressed?

• yes

• no

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Do solids take the shape of their container?

• yes

• no

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Does a liquid flow?

• no

• yes

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Does a gas take the shape of its container?

• no

• yes

​What is Kinetic Energy (KE)?

Kinetic Energy is the Energy of Movement/Motion (Write both words).

• energy contained within a system that is responsible for its temperature.

• So, thermal energy can be measured with a thermometer.

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​Thermal Energy

Amount of Energy

Lowest Amount of Energy -------------> to Highest Amount of Energy


SOLID ----> LIQUID -----> GAS

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State of matter with the lowest amount of KINETIC ENERGY

• Gas

• Liquid

• Solid

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Lowest amount of THERMAL ENERGY

• Liquid

• Solid

• Gas

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Which color on this thermometer shows the greatest amount of THERMAL ENERGY?

• orange

• light blue

• red

• dark blue

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Greatest amount of thermal energy?

• solid

• gas

• liquid

• they all have the same amount of thermal energy

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When a liquid becomes a solid, the particles are:

• losing kinetic energy

• losing thermal energy

• gaining kinetic energy

• gaining thermal energy

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Greatest amount of kinetic energy:

• solid

• liquid

• gas

• all the same

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When a solid becomes a gas, the particles are

• gaining thermal energy

• losing thermal energy

• losing kinetic energy

• gaining kinetic energy

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When I boil water in order to make mac and cheese, the water particles are:

• going from a solid to a liquid

• going from a liquid to a solid

• going from a gas to a liquid

• going from a liquid to a gas

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True or False: If a substance's particles lose kinetic energy, the thermal energy will also decrease.

• false

• true