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Test your understanding of solids, liquids, and gases.

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Test your understanding of solids, liquids, and gases.

by Jayvee Umapas
1

Which state has a definite shape and volume under normal conditions?

2

Which state takes the shape of its container but has a defined volume?

3

Which state has no fixed shape or volume and expands to fill its space?

4

What phase change occurs when a solid becomes a liquid with added heat?

5

What phase change occurs when a liquid becomes a solid with removed heat?

6

Which phase change turns a liquid into a gas with heating?

7

Which phase change turns a gas directly into a solid?

8

Which state of matter has the most particle movement and least intermolecular attraction?

9

Which properties are typical for a solid?

10

Which process involves removing energy to go from gas to liquid?

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Solids maintain shape and volume due to tightly packed particles.

Liquids flow and fill the container's base while keeping a fixed volume.

Gases spread to occupy available volume and adapt to container size.

Melting occurs when particles gain enough energy to break lattice structure.

Freezing forms a rigid solid as particles lose energy.

Vaporization includes boiling and evaporation, turning liquid to gas.

Deposition bypasses the liquid phase, turning gas to solid.

Gas particles move rapidly with weak intermolecular forces.

Solids keep their shape and volume under standard conditions.

Condensation releases energy as gas particles slow and cluster into liquid.

 
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