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Properties of Solids, Liquids and Gases
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Give at least 2 examples of matter.
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Every substance in the universe is made up of matter that can exist in some different forms called _____________.
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In liquids, the particles are arranged in a disorderly manner, and the bonds between them are weaker than those in solids. This explains why liquids has no definite shape. The weak attraction between the particles of liquid allows the particles to roll over each other. This makes the particles of liquids to move
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In gases, the particles have much energy than those in solids or liquids. The attraction between the particles in a gas is so weak that they can move freely in all directions. They spread out and take up any space that is available, so gases have no definite shape or volume. Because of the large
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The molecules in a gas are more spread out and move all the time. They are full of energy.
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1. Which one can be more than one type of matter?
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2. Which one can be more than one type of matter?
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3. Which one expands fastest when heated?
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4. Which object/s expands when heated?
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5. What is the best example of a substance that can be a solid, liquid, or gas?
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6. Why is it not advisable to leave a bottle of water or a bottle of cola drink inside the freezer?
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The basic principles of the particulate model of matter are:
All matter is made of tiny particles.
There is a space in between the particles.
The particles are in constant motion.
There are forces that act between the particles.
The hotter the substance is the faster the particles move.
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