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STATES OF MATTER

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THE THREE STATES OF MATTER ARE:

  • solid (ex. ice)
  • liquid (ex. water)
  • gas (ex. vapor)
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SOLIDS

HAS DEFINITE SHAPE & VOLUME
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There are 2 types of solids:

1) crystalline- have very orderly, 3-dimensional arrangement of particles

2) amorphous- solids without a special arrangement of particles

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LIQUIDS

HAS DEFINITE VOLUME, BUT TAKES THE SHAPE OF ITS CONTAINER
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LIQUIDS CAN CHANGE SHAPE EASILY,

BUT THEY CANNOT EASILY CHANGE VOLUME
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GAS

HAS NO DEFINITE SHAPE, OR VOLUME
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TEMPERATURE

MEASURE OF HOW FAST THE PARTICLES IN AN OBJECT ARE MOVING
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VOLUME

AMOUNT OF SPACE AN OBJECT TAKES UP
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PRESSURE

AMOUNT OF FORCE EXERTED ON A GIVEN AREA OF SURFACE
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Boyle's Law

States that for a fixed amount of gas at a constant temperature, the volume of gas is inversely related to the pressure.

So... as the temperature increases, the pressure would decrease.

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Charles's Law

States that for a fixed amount of gas at a constant pressure, the volume of the gas changes in the same way as the pressure.

So... as pressure increases, the volume increases, too.

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CHANGE OF STATE

CHANGE OF A SUBSTANCE FROM ONE PHYSICAL STATE TO ANOTHER
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MELTING

CHANGE OF A SUBSTANCE FROM A SOLID TO A LIQUID
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MELTING IS AN ENDOTHERMIC CHANGE

BECAUSE ENERGY IS GAINED BY CHANGING STATE.
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FREEZING

CHANGE IN STATE FROM A LIQUID TO A SOLID
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FREEZING IS AN EXOTHERMIC CHANGE

BECAUSE ENERGY IS REMOVED WHEN IT CHANGES STATE.
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EVAPORATION

CHANGE IN SUBSTANCE FROM A LIQUID TO A GAS
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BOILING

CHANGE IN STATE FROM A LIQUID TO A VAPOR
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ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE IS LOWER AT HIGHER ELEVATIONS;

ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE IS HIGHER AT LOWER ELEVATIONS.
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CONDENSATION

CHANGE IN STATE FROM A GAS TO A LIQUID
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CONDENSATION IS AN EXOTHERMIC CHANGE

BECAUSE ENERGY IS REMOVED.
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SUBLIMINATION

CHANGE IN STATE FROM A SOLID DIRECTLY INTO A GAS
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When most substances lose, or gain energy, one of two things happen:

1) its temperature changes

2) or, its state changes

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