Ch.6 States of Matter Study Guide

The relationship between volume and temperature describes

• Boyles Law

• Charles's Law

Forces between particles ______ as the particles move faster and further apart.

• decrease

• increase

As thermal energy is added to pot of water this can cause the _________

• particles move faster

• particles to move faster or get farther apart

• particles remain constant

• particles get farther apart

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Potential Energy + Kinetic Energy =____________

• kinetic energy

• force

• potential energy

• thermal energy

Kinetic energy is the _______ of motion.

• heat

• temperature

• state

• energy

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In Boyle's Law ______remains constant.

• temperature

• energy

• volume

• pressure

Dry ice is an example of _______. As a solid it changes directly to gas when thermal energy is added.

• sublimation

• condensation

• deposition

• vaporization

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Changes in temperature, pressure, and volume affect the behavior of gases _________

than they affect solids and liquids.

• more

• less

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When a ball bounces up and down. The _____increases and decreases with the ball.

• kinetic energy

• thermal energy

• potential energy

• heat

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______________ is a state of matter that can be found in lightning.

• gases

• plasma

• meteorites

• promethium