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1 . What phases are shown in the three images below? A. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is solid. B. Image 1 is liquid, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is gas. C. Image 1 is solid, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is gas.
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1. What phases are shown in the three images below? A. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is solid. B. Image 1 is liquid, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is gas. C. Image 1 is solid, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is gas. D. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is liquid. 2. An unopened bottle of water is taken out of the refrigerator and placed on a table. After a while, the bottle is covered with droplets of water. What phase change has occurred? A. melting B. freezing C. boiling D. condensation You have 5minutes left!
1. What phases are shown in the three images below? A. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is solid. B. Image 1 is liquid, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is gas. C. Image 1 is solid, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is gas. D. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is liquid. 2. An unopened bottle of water is taken out of the refrigerator and placed on a table. After a while, the bottle is covered with droplets of water. What phase change has occurred? A. melting B. freezing C. boiling D. condensation You have 4minutes left!
1. What phases are shown in the three images below? A. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is solid. B. Image 1 is liquid, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is gas. C. Image 1 is solid, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is gas. D. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is liquid. 2. An unopened bottle of water is taken out of the refrigerator and placed on a table. After a while, the bottle is covered with droplets of water. What phase change has occurred? A. melting B. freezing C. boiling D. condensation You have 3minutes left!
1. What phases are shown in the three images below? A. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is solid. B. Image 1 is liquid, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is gas. C. Image 1 is solid, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is gas. D. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is liquid. 2. An unopened bottle of water is taken out of the refrigerator and placed on a table. After a while, the bottle is covered with droplets of water. What phase change has occurred? A. melting B. freezing C. boiling D. condensation You have 2minutes left!
1. What phases are shown in the three images below? A. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is solid. B. Image 1 is liquid, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is gas. C. Image 1 is solid, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is gas. D. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is liquid. 2. An unopened bottle of water is taken out of the refrigerator and placed on a table. After a while, the bottle is covered with droplets of water. What phase change has occurred? A. melting B. freezing C. boiling D. condensation You have 1minute left!
Correct Answer: B — freezingExplanation: Freezing is the phase change from a liquid to a solid. Different materials freeze at different temperatures. Water freezes at 0°C. Molten lava has a much higher freezing point, about 1000°C! • Molten lava pours from a volcano in Hawaii. After a few hours, the liquid lava hardens into a shiny gray rock. Which phase change has taken place?A. melting • B. freezing • C. boiling • D. condensation
Correct Answer: B — Image 1 is liquid, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is gas. Explanation: In a liquid, molecules are packed together and move freely. Molecules in a liquid will not show a pattern. Image 1 shows a liquid. In a solid, molecules are held together in a rigid structure. The molecules in a solid will often have a pattern. Image 2 shows a solid. In a gas, molecules move freely and are spaced far apart. Image 3 is a gas. • Correct Answer: D — condensation Explanation: The water on the bottle actually came from the air around the bottle. Air contains a small amount of water vapor. When this air hits a cold surface, the water vapor cools and condenses on the bottle.