Changes of State

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False

Ice changes directly to water vapor through the process of deposition.

False

Iron melts at a lower temperature than water.

True

The average kinetic energy of particles of matter can be measured with a thermometer.

D) 100*C

The boiling point of water: is A) 0*C B) 32*F C) 98*F D) 100*C

Freezing

The temperature at which a liquid changes to a solid is its ___________ point.

False

Vaporization explains why a mud puddle dries up on a sunny day.

A gas changes directly to a solid

What is deposition?

A solid Shane's directly to a gas

What is sublimation?

The process to change from a gas to a liquid is called condensation. This occurs when water vapor comes in contact with a substance with or is cooled to a lower temperature. The particles of the gas lose kinetic energy and change into a liquid.

Which process changes a gas to a liquid? What happens during this process?

A) They involve energy

Which statement is true about changes of state? A) They involve energy B) They cannot be undone C) They involve chemical processes D) They change the chemical makeup of matter

C) It happens more quickly at higher temperatures

Which statement is true about evaporation? A) It occurs when a liquid boils B) It occurs when a liquid reaches its boiling point C) It happens more quickly at higher temperatures D) all of these

Temperature

______ is the average kinetic energy of particles of matter.

False

A gas changes directly to a solid by freezing.

Boiling

A gas condenses when it is cooled below its __________ point.

True

A liquid can change to a gas without boiling.

False

All matter has the same freezing and boiling points.

Physical

Changes of state are ______ in matter.

Energy

During a change a state ______ is either lost or gained.

True

Evaporation occurs only at the exposed surface of a liquid.

Temperature is the average kinetic energy in the particles of matter. How matter changes state depends on the amount of kinetic energy in the particles, or the temperature. For example, when a solid's temperature increases, it changes into a liquid or a gas.

Explain how temperature of matter is related to changes of state.

A) the water loses energy

Liquid water changes ice when A) the water loses energy B) the water gains energy C) melting occurs C) two of the above

False

Matter rarely changes state.

B) liquid

Melting point is the temperature at which matter changes to a A) gas B) liquid C) solid D) plasma

Deposition

Process in which a gas changes directly to a solid

Condensation

Process in which a gas changes to a liquid

Vaporization

Process in which a liquid boils and changes to a gas

Evaporation

Process in which a liquid changes to a gas without boiling

Freezing

Process in which a liquid changes to a solid

Sublimation

Process in which a solid changes directly to a gas

Melting

Process in which a solid changes to a liquid

True

The melting point of a substance is the same as its freezing point.

0*Celsius

The melting point of ice is ____ Celsius.

C) Condensation

The process in which clouds form is A) sublimation B) evaporation C) Condensation D) None of these

Deposition

The process in which frost forms on a window is __________.


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