Matter Models & State Changes

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Froggy Jumps Matter Models & State ChangesOnline version Explore models and states by ERNESTO PALACIOS 1 What best describes why scientists use models? a They provide exact replicas of reality. b They explain phenomena that cannot be easily seen. c They replace experiments entirely. 2 In the Particle Model of Matter, what is true? a Particles are identical for all substances. b Matter is made of waves only. c All matter is made of tiny particles with each substance having its own particle type. 3 Which change of state is solid to liquid? a Melting b Freezing c Sublimation 4 Which change of state is liquid to gas? a Evaporation (Vaporization) b Freezing c Condensation 5 What happens to particles when a substance melts? a Particles lose energy and slow down. b Particles stop moving completely. c Particles gain energy and move more freely. 6 What is the term for gas turning into a liquid? a Sublimation b Evaporation c Condensation 7 What term describes solid turning directly into a gas? a Deposition b Melting c Sublimation 8 According to the Particle Model, what distinguishes pure substances? a Each has its own kind of particles. b Particles are larger in pure substances. c Pure substances have the same particles as mixtures. 9 Which factor mainly causes changes of state in matter? a Time only b Pressure only c Energy transfer (heat) 10 What is a limitation of using a model in science? a It is always 100% exact. b It is a simplified representation and may not capture all details. c It can replace all experiments.

Froggy Jumps

Matter Models & State ChangesOnline version

Explore models and states

by ERNESTO PALACIOS

What best describes why scientists use models?

They provide exact replicas of reality.

They explain phenomena that cannot be easily seen.

They replace experiments entirely.

In the Particle Model of Matter, what is true?

Particles are identical for all substances.

Matter is made of waves only.

All matter is made of tiny particles with each substance having its own particle type.

Which change of state is solid to liquid?

Melting

Freezing

Sublimation

Which change of state is liquid to gas?

Evaporation (Vaporization)

Freezing

Condensation

What happens to particles when a substance melts?

Particles lose energy and slow down.

Particles stop moving completely.

Particles gain energy and move more freely.

What is the term for gas turning into a liquid?

Sublimation

Evaporation

Condensation

What term describes solid turning directly into a gas?

Deposition

Melting

Sublimation

According to the Particle Model, what distinguishes pure substances?

Each has its own kind of particles.

Particles are larger in pure substances.

Pure substances have the same particles as mixtures.

Which factor mainly causes changes of state in matter?

Time only

Pressure only

Energy transfer (heat)

What is a limitation of using a model in science?

It is always 100% exact.

It is a simplified representation and may not capture all details.

It can replace all experiments.

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by ERNESTO PALACIOS

What best describes why scientists use models?

In the Particle Model of Matter, what is true?

Which change of state is solid to liquid?

Which change of state is liquid to gas?

What happens to particles when a substance melts?

What is the term for gas turning into a liquid?

What term describes solid turning directly into a gas?

According to the Particle Model, what distinguishes pure substances?

Which factor mainly causes changes of state in matter?

What is a limitation of using a model in science?

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