New Science Flashcards

1
Q

Properties

A

Trait, Feature

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2
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Freezing

A

When a liquid becomes a solid

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3
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Melting

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When a solid becomes a liquid

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4
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Boiling

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A liquid becomes a gas

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5
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Condensation

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A gas becomes a liquid

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6
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Sublimation

A

Solid becoming a gas

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7
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Deposition

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A gas becomes a solid

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8
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Evaporation

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A liquid becomes a gas at the surface

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9
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Molecules in solid

A

Are tightly compact

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10
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Liquid

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Some room but not a lot

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11
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Gas

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Has a lot of room

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12
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Solid

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Substance that has a definite volume and shape

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13
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Energy is gained

A

Solid - liquid - gas

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14
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Energy is lost

A

Gas - liquid - solid

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15
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A substance that has a definite volume but no definite shape

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Liquid

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16
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A substance with no definite volume but no definite shape

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Gas

17
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Do molecules stay the same regardless of the state

A

True

18
Q

Does the Mass stay the same regardless of the state

A

Yes

19
Q

What is the difference between boiling and Evaporation

A

Boiling is throughout and evaporation is on the surface

20
Q

An example of a solid, liquid and
gas

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Brick, juice and oxygen