

Heating and Cooling States of Matter Changes Lesson
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Changes in the state of matter due to heating and cooling.
How Matter Can Change
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Part(icles) of Your World: Crash Course Kids #3.2
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Multiple Choice
What are the three physical states of matter ?
Solid, liquid, Matter
Gas, Liquid, Solid
Solid, Liquid, Mass
Gas, Liquid, Mass
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Particles Packed close together
They dont move much
A definite shape
A definite volume
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Solids
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Multiple Choice
Solid
Particles are close together and little movement.
Particles are close together and move freely.
Paricles are far apart and have a lot of movement.
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Paraticles Packed close together
They Move around more than a solid.
No definite shape
A definite volume
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Liquid
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Multiple Choice
Liquid
Particles are close together and little movement.
Particles are close together and move freely.
Paricles are far apart and have a lot of movement.
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Gas
Particles Very far apart
They Move around a lot.
No definite shape
No definite volume
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Multiple Choice
Gas
Particles are close together and little movement.
Particles are close together and move freely.
Paricles are far apart and have a lot of movement.
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Matter can change from one state to another by heating or cooling.
When matter changes state, it does not change what it is.
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How does heating cause matter to change state?
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Multiple Choice
When Chocolate is in the solid state and melts it is still chocolate. It is now just in the liquid state.
True
False
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An Increase in the amount of heat.
Sometimes a lot of heat is needed to melt a solid.
If you add heat to a liquid, it becomes a gas.
water vapor-The gas from water
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Heating
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Multiple Choice
Heating is
An increase in the amount of heat
A decrease in the amount of heat
When liquid turns into a gas
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Multiple Choice
Water Vapor
The Gas from a liquid
A decrease in the amount of heat.
The gas from a solid
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When liquid turns into a gas by adding heat.
The increase in heat causes the particles to move farther apart.
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Evaporation
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Multiple Choice
Evaporation
The heat
increases
The heat decreases
When water cools.
The gas turns into a liquid.
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Decrease in temperature; getting colder.
When liquid cools, the particles pack closer together.
Turning into a solid.
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Cooling
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When a gas becomes a liquid by decreasing the temperature.
The particles pack closer together.
The water on the glass came from the air.
Water vapor in the air touched the side of the cold glass.
When it did, the gas particles slowed down.
The water vapor changed into a drop of liquid water.
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Condensation
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Multiple Choice
How does condensation happen ?
When the water vapor (gas) begins to cool and turns into a liquid.
When the water vapor (gas) begins to heat up and turns into a gas.
When the water vapor (gas) begins to heat up and turns into a liquid.
When the water vapor (gas) begins to cool and turns into a solid.
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A tool used to measure temperature.
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Thermometer
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Every Type of Matter will change from a
solid to a liquid at a certain temperature.
Boiling Point
Melting Point
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Replace this with your body text.
Duplicate this text as many times as you would like.
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Freezing
Changes in the state of matter due to heating and cooling.
How Matter Can Change
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