Phase Change REVIEW

When ice cubes melt, heat energy _______ .

• increases

• deceases

• stays the same

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After placing an ice cube in a jar and covering it with a tight-fitting lid, you determine its mass to be 100 grams. By the next day, the ice cube melted to water. Do you think the mass of the jar, lid and water will...

• increase to 200 grams.

• decrease to 50 grams.

• stay the same at 100 grams.

• decrease to 0 grams.

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Which phase change is demonstrated in this image?

• Condensation

• Vaporization

• Freezing

• Sublimation

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The Kinetic Molecular Theory states that all of the particles that make up matter are _______________ in motion.

• never

• sometimes

• constantly

• none of the above

When a substance changes from a liquid to a solid, which of the following is TRUE?

• The molecules of the liquid stop moving completely when the substance becomes a solid.

• The soft molecules of the liquid change to hard molecules of the solid when the substance becomes a solid.

• The molecules of the substance attract more strongly to one another when the substance becomes solid.

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You wash your clothes and hang them on a clothesline on a bright summer day. After a few hours the clothes are dry. What happened to the water molecules in the clothes?

• The water molecules were destroyed by the sunlight and no longer exist.

• The water molecules were absorbed and became part of the jeans.

• The water molecules broke apart into hydrogen and oxygen atoms.

• The water molecules moved faster and became water vapor.

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The Law of Conservation of Mass explains that matter ___________ be created or destroyed.

• can

• cannot

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When most substances gain heat, they ___________ because their molecules are more excited and move further apart.

• expand

• contract

• stay the same

• move slower

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When heat is removed from a substance, its molecules move __________.

• at the same speed

• faster

• slower

• farther apart

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Which state of matter will develop if thermal energy is removed from a liquid?

• Solid

• Liquid

• Vapor

• Gas

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