
States of Water
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States of Water
Water is one of the few things that is found in nature as a solid, liquid and a gas
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There are three states of matter
Solid, liquid, gas
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Solid Water - Ice
When water freezes, it expands or gets bigger.
Molecules vibrate back and forth but do not move to different positions.
Ice floats in water because
it is less dense.
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Liquid - Water
molecules move freely so sometimes they
bump into each other.
most things dissolve in water which makes water the universal solvent.
greatest range of temperatures
very cold water to very hot water.
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Gas - Water Vapor
molecules move quickly and far apart.
water in a gas state is called water vapor.
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Multiple Choice
When water freezes, does it expands (gets bigger) or contract (get smaller)?
expands
contracts
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Multiple Choice
Ice is ____ than liquid water.
more dense
less dense
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Multiple Choice
This state has the greatest range in temperatures.
solid
liquid
gas
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Multiple Choice
True or False: molecules in the liquid state vibrate back and forth but don't move positions.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Water vapor (gas) - molecules move quickly and are far apart.
True
False
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The Water Cycle
The Sun provides the heat which can make water change from one state to another.
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Evaporation
Evaporation - heat from the Sun makes the liquid water molecules move faster and evaporate or change into a gas.
Liquid to a gas.
Temperature increases.
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Condensation
Condensation - water vapor molecules floating in the air cool down and change back into a liquid (clouds).
Gas to a liquid.
Temperature decreases.
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Precipitation
Precipitation - the water drops in the cloud get bigger and bigger (cohesion) until eventually they fall as rain or snow.
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Multiple Choice
Condensation is ____
gas to a liquid
liquid to a gas
gas to a solid
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Multiple Choice
Evaporation is
gas to a liquid
liquid to a gas
solid to a gas
States of Water
Water is one of the few things that is found in nature as a solid, liquid and a gas
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