The energy a substance possesses due to its motion

(a)  

When particles collide, transfer kinetic energy, but do not stick to each other due to their weak attraction to one another

(a)  

When particles collide, lose kinetic energy to the surrounding environment, and stick to each other due to their strong attraction to one another

(a)  

A substance that has a constant shape and volume, strong intermolecular forces, and low vapor pressure

(a)  

A substance that has a constant volume, takes the shape of its container, and has low(ish) vapor pressure

(a)  

A substance that takes the shape of its container, takes up all the space it’s given, and exerts force on the walls of its container

(a)  

The force exerted by a gas on the walls of a container as the particles collide with the walls

(a)  

Having been dissolved in water or able to be dissolved in water

(a)  

When two liquids are able to homogeneously mix together

(a)  

The temperature at which a substance moves from a solid to a liquid

(a)  

The temperature at which a substance moves from a liquid to a gas

(a)  

The temperature at which a substance moves from a liquid to a solid

(a)  

The process of a substance moving from a gas to a liquid

(a)  

The attractive forces between molecules

(a)  

The electrostatic force of attraction between cations and anions in an ionic compound that holds the crystalline structure together

(a)  

A covalent solid held together by a 3-dimensional network of chemical bonds. Have low vapor pressure and high melting points

(a)  

The pressure exerted by the gas phase particles that have broken free from the solid or liquid phase that the substance is in

(a)  

How strongly the surface of a liquid resists an external force

(a)  

The resistance of a liquid to flow

(a)  

Able to be dissolved in one another

(a)  

Unable to be dissolved

(a)  

When gas particles have elastic collisions with one another

(a)  

When gas particles have inelastic collisions with one another and stick together to condense into a liquid

(a)  

When a substance is hard, but likely to break or shatter

(a)