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States of Matter Challenge

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Identify solids, liquids, or gases

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States of Matter ChallengeOnline version

Identify solids, liquids, or gases

by riodel beltran
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Is ice at 0°C a solid, liquid, or gas?

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What state is water at room temperature (about 20°C)?

3

Which state does water vapor belong to?

4

Rocks at room temperature are typically in what state?

5

Which state describes helium gas at ordinary conditions?

6

Mercury at room temperature is best described as which state?

7

Steam from a boiling kettle is in which state?

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A frozen puddle left outside in winter is in which state?

9

Dry ice sublimates directly to a gas. Which state does it become?

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What state are clouds mainly composed of?

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Ice is a solid at this temperature because its particles are tightly packed and vibrate in place.

At room temperature water flows and takes the shape of its container, characteristic of a liquid.

Water vapor is water in the gaseous state, with particles far apart and free movement.

Rocks are hard and retain shape, indicating a solid state.

Helium is a gas under standard conditions, with no fixed shape or volume.

Mercury is a metal that is liquid at room temperature.

Steam is water in gaseous form as it spreads and fills space.

The puddle becomes solid ice when its water freezes.

Sublimation changes a solid to a gas without melting into a liquid.

Cloud droplets are tiny liquid water particles suspended in air.

 
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