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states of matter (solid, liquid, gas, plasma) and solve any problems.
For now, here’s a general explanation of the
States of Matter, which may help if the worksheet covers this topic:
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🌍 States of Matter: Overview
There are four main states of matter:
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Solid
- Particles are tightly packed.
- Has a definite shape and volume.
- Example: Ice, wood, metal.
2.
Liquid
- Particles are close but can move past each other.
- Takes the shape of its container; has definite volume.
- Example: Water, milk.
3.
Gas
- Particles are far apart and move freely.
- No definite shape or volume; fills the container.
- Example: Air, steam.
4.
Plasma
- High-energy state; ions and free electrons.
- Found in stars, lightning, neon signs.
- Most common state in the universe.
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🔁 Changes Between States
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Melting: Solid → Liquid
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Freezing: Liquid → Solid
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Evaporation: Liquid → Gas
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Condensation: Gas → Liquid
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Sublimation: Solid → Gas
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Deposition: Gas → Solid
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