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What phase is this substance in?

What phase is this substance in?. Phases of Matter. is about Solids, Liquids, Gases, and Plasma. 1. Solids. Have volume & mass Definite shape Atoms are close together Atoms are packed tightly and vibrate back and forth. 2. Liquids Have volume & mass No definite shape-

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What phase is this substance in?

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  1. What phase is this substance in?

  2. Phases of Matter is about Solids, Liquids, Gases, and Plasma

  3. 1. Solids • Have volume & mass • Definite shape • Atoms are close together • Atoms are packed tightly and vibrate back and forth

  4. 2. Liquids • Have volume & mass • No definite shape- • open container’s shape • Atoms farther apart • Atoms moving around one another

  5. Gases • No volume & mass • No definite shape closed container’s shape • Atoms very far apart • Atoms moving very fast and far apart

  6. Phases of Matter and Molecules

  7. Plasma • Very rare on Earth – lightening, fire, aurora borealis • Found in outer space/stars • Very hot/conduct electricity

  8. Phases of Matter or States of Matter SOLIDS LIQUIDS GASES

  9. Assignment • Answer the questions on the back of your notes. • TOD – will be announced when entire class is completed with questions.

  10. TOD • Answer the your essential question by drawing and labeling images of the particles. • EQ: What are the characteristics of solids, liquids, and gases?

  11. Changes in states of matter • Requires heat (thermal energy) • Molecules change speed • Heating – molecule speed increases • Cooling – molecule speed decreases

  12. Sublimation = solid to gas

  13. Evaporation = liquid to gas

  14. Condensation = gas to liquid

  15. Freezing = liquid to solid

  16. Melting: solid to a liquid

  17. Deposition: gas to solid

  18. Evaporation Sublimation Freezing GAS LIQUID Condensation Deposition Melting SOLID

  19. LINCS = TOD! Assignments #1 #2 After completing foldable – show Mrs. Weis and get LINCS table for completion. Using the following words: Solid Liquid Gas Sublimation Evaporation Condensation Freezing Melting • Use page 475 to make a foldable. (Draw Molecules) • Don’t forget standard and essential question on the back of foldable. • Standard: • SPS5: Students will compare and contrast the phases of matter as they relate to atomic and molecular motion. • EQ: What are the characteristics of solids, liquids, and gases.

  20. Activator • Use your completed LINCs table to complete this activator. • You will be assigned one of the eight words to draw at a larger scale showing your completion of your homework. • Include all boxes, you can be creative in your format. • 10 minutes to complete.

  21. Get Clickers

  22. Phases • Phase Changes

  23. The Changes of State for Water Use this graph to complete both sides of assignment.

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