Unit 3 States of Matter and Heat Transfer

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Melting

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Solid to a Liquid when heat increases

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Freezing

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Liquid to a Solid when Heat is Decreased

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Condensing

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Gas to a Liquid when Heat is Decreased

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Evaporating

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Liquid to a Gas at the Surface of the Liquid

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Vaporizing

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Liquid to a Gas all throughout the Liquid

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Sublimating

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Solid to a Gas, skips liquid phase

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Two ways to change the state of matter

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heat and pressure

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Particle change when heat is added

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Spread apart and move more

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Particle change when heat is taken away

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Move closer together and move less

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Characteristic property

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A quality of a substance that does not change with amount. It can be used to identify a pure substance. Tends to be unique.