How does the temperature of a substance relate to its density?

• A warmer substance will be less dense, because the atoms are expanding.

• A warmer substance will be more dense, because the atoms are contracting.

• A cooler substance will be less dense, because the atoms are expanding.

• There is no relationship between the temperature and dnesity of a substance.

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This diagram shows the particles that make up three different substances.

What state of matter does Substance B most likely exhibit?

• solid

• liquid

• gas

• plasma

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Which factor is most important for determining the phase in which a substance exists?

• its mass

• its density

• its volume

• its temperature

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Scientists are observing molecules by using an advanced electron microscope. They notice the molecules are beginning to move faster and expanding. What is most likely happening?

• Heat is being added, and a gas is turning into a liquid.

• Heat is being added, and a solid is turning into a liquid.

• Heat is being removed, and a gas is turning into a solid.

• Heat is being removed, and a liquid is turning into a solid.

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How are the temperature of a substance and the movement of atoms in a substance related?

• When the temperature increases, the movement of atoms decreases.

• When the temperature decreases, the movement of atoms increases.

• When the temperature decreases, the movement of atoms decreases

• When the temperature decreases, the movement of atoms is unchanged.

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A helium balloon is taken outside on a very cold day. The balloon wrinkles and becomes a little smaller. Why does the balloon deflate when it exposed to the cold air?

• The colder temperature causes the gas in the balloon to expand because the particles are moving farther apart.

• The colder temperature causes the gas in the balloon to contract because the particles are moving closer together.

• The colder temperature causes the gas in the balloon to escape.

• The colder temperature causes more gas to enter the balloon, and it expands.

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Which statement best explains the relationship between temperature and the kinetic energy of atoms?

• As temperature increases, the kinetic energy increases.

• As temperature decreases, the kinetic energy increases.

• As temperature increases, the kinetic energy converts into potential energy.

• As temperature decreases, the kinetic energy converts into potential energy.

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What happens to the particles in cold water as compared to the particles in hot water?

• The particles in the cold water contract and move more slowly.

• The particles in the cold water expand move more quickly.

• The particles in the cold water move more freely.

• The particles in the cold water do not move at all.

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What will most likely occur if water is cooled until it becomes solid ice?

• The particles of water will speed up and expand.

• The particles of water will slow down and contract.

• The particles of water will not change speed.

• The particles of water will stop moving completely.

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How are atoms affected when temperature increases?

• Their motion slows down and the atoms move closer together.

• Their motion speeds up and the atoms move farther apart.

• They stay the same distance apart.

• They stop moving.

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