Air

Anything

Nothing

Oxygen

The particles are very far from each other.

The particles can vibrate and move randomly.

The particles are quite closely packed together and in constant motion.

The particles are arranged in a fixed or ordered manner.

TRUE

FALSE

Water molecules reacted with the particles of alcohol thereby decreasing the volume of the solution.

Water molecules can fit the spaces between the larger alcohol particles thereby decreasing the volume of the mixture.

The particles of the mixture reacted easily making the volume of the solution lesser than the reactants.

The alcohol is ver volatiile, this means that the particles immediately evaporated upon mixing with water.

Compressible

Incompressible

Non-fluid

Definite Shape

The particles of matter are 100,000x larger than the size of human hair.

The space in between the particles is the same for all phases of matter.

Matters are made up of tiny particles too small to be seen with the naked eye.

Attractive forces are the same for all phases of matter.

TRUE

FALSE

$$KE\ =\ \frac{1}{2\ }mv^2$$  

$$PE\ =\ mgh$$  

$$V=\frac{k1}{p}$$  

KE=PE

Very High compressibility of gases

Surface Tension

Capillary action

Random motion

The particles of liquids are closely arranged together even though it is not in an orderly manner.

The kinetic energy is strong enough to counter-effect the attractive forces in between the particles.

The molecules move freely.

The molecules are very far apart from each other.

Dipole-Dipole attractions

London Dispersion

Hydrogen Bonding

Lone pairs