Let me work through this step by step.
I need to identify the phase changes between the three states of matter shown:
- Ice cube (solid) on the left
- Water in glass (liquid) in the middle
- Steam from kettle (gas) on the right
Top section - RED arrows (going downward):
1.
Top red box: This arrow goes from gas (steam) down to both liquid and solid. When gas turns directly into solid, that's called
Deposition.
2.
Left red box: Arrow goes from liquid (water) down to solid (ice). When liquid turns into solid, that's called
Freezing.
3.
Right red box: Arrow goes from gas (steam) down to liquid (water). When gas turns into liquid, that's called
Condensation.
Bottom section - BLUE arrows (going upward):
4.
Left blue box: Arrow goes from solid (ice) up to liquid (water). When solid turns into liquid, that's called
Melting.
5.
Right blue box: Arrow goes from liquid (water) up to gas (steam). When liquid turns into gas, that's called
Vaporization.
6.
Bottom blue box: Arrow goes from solid (ice) directly up to gas (steam), skipping the liquid phase. When solid turns directly into gas, that's called
Sublimation.
Let me verify this makes sense:
- Melting: solid → liquid ✓
- Freezing: liquid → solid ✓
- Vaporization: liquid → gas ✓
- Condensation: gas → liquid ✓
- Sublimation: solid → gas ✓
- Deposition: gas → solid ✓
All six phase changes are accounted for correctly!
Final Answer:
RED boxes (top to bottom, left to right):
- Top box:
Deposition
- Left middle box:
Freezing
- Right middle box:
Condensation
BLUE boxes (bottom to top, left to right):
- Bottom box:
Sublimation
- Left box:
Melting
- Right box:
Vaporization
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of phase change diagram worksheet.
