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    The document discusses the states of matter and the properties that define solids, liquids, and gases. It explains that matter is anything that has mass and takes up space. The three common states of matter are solids, liquids, and gases, which are distinguished by the arrangement and movement of their particles as well as the forces of attraction between particles. A substance can change from one state to another by absorbing or releasing heat, which increases or decreases the kinetic energy and movement of its particles.

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    The document discusses the states of matter and the properties that define solids, liquids, and gases. It explains that matter is anything that has mass and takes up space. The three common states of matter are solids, liquids, and gases, which are distinguished by the arrangement and movement of their particles as well as the forces of attraction between particles. A substance can change from one state to another by absorbing or releasing heat, which increases or decreases the kinetic energy and movement of its particles.

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    The document discusses the states of matter and the properties that define solids, liquids, and gases. It explains that matter is anything that has mass and takes up space. The three common states of matter are solids, liquids, and gases, which are distinguished by the arrangement and movement of their particles as well as the forces of attraction between particles. A substance can change from one state to another by absorbing or releasing heat, which increases or decreases the kinetic energy and movement of its particles.

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    1

    2
    MATTER
    Is anything that has mass
    and takes up space.

    3
    The Nature
    of
    Matter
    “Is everything
    made of matter?”
    5
    How do we know if
    matter exists?

    Solids
    Gases

    Liquids Plasma
    6
    STATES OF MATTER 7
    SOLID LIQUID GAS

    ARRANGEMENT
    OF PARTICLES

    TIGHTLY PACKED CLOSE TO ONE FARTHER APART


    TOGETHER ANOTHER WITH EACH OTHER
    FORCES OF
    ATTRACTION
    SHAPE

    VOLUME
    8
    SOLID LIQUID GAS
    STRONG WEAK WEAKEST 9
    SOLID LIQUID GAS

    ARRANGEMENT
    OF PARTICLES

    TIGHTLY PACKED CLOSE TO ONE FARTHER APART


    TOGETHER ANOTHER WITH EACH OTHER
    FORCES OF
    ATTRACTION
    STRONG WEAK WEAKEST
    SHAPE

    VOLUME
    10
    SOLID LIQUID GAS
    DEFINITE INDEFINITE INDEFINITE11
    SOLID LIQUID GAS

    ARRANGEMENT
    OF PARTICLES

    TIGHTLY PACKED CLOSE TO ONE FARTHER APART


    TOGETHER ANOTHER WITH EACH OTHER
    FORCES OF
    ATTRACTION
    STRONG WEAK WEAKEST
    SHAPE DEFINITE (INDEFINITE) (INDEFINITE)
    IT TAKES THE SHAPE FILLS THE ENTIRE
    OF THE CONTAINER CONTAINER
    VOLUME
    12
    SOLID LIQUID GAS
    DEFINITE DEFINITE INDEFINITE13
    SOLID LIQUID GAS

    ARRANGEMENT
    OF PARTICLES

    TIGHTLY PACKED CLOSE TO ONE FARTHER APART


    TOGETHER ANOTHER WITH EACH OTHER
    FORCES OF
    ATTRACTION
    STRONG WEAK WEAKEST
    SHAPE DEFINITE (INDEFINITE) (INDEFINITE)
    IT TAKES THE SHAPE FILLS THE ENTIRE
    OF THE CONTAINER CONTAINER
    VOLUME
    DEFINITE DEFINITE INDEFINITE
    14
    What would it take for matter to
    move from one state to another? 15
    What would it take for matter to
    move from one state to another?

    It depends
    whether a matter
    ABSORBS or
    RELEASES heat
    16
    RELEASE ABSORB
    HEAT HEAT

    KINETIC ENERGY

    LESS MORE
    MOVEMENT MOVEMENT

    17
    ABSORB

    RELEASE

    MELTING
    FREEZING
    ABSORB

    19
    RELEASE

    20
    ABSORB

    RELEASE

    MELTING
    FREEZING
    EVAPORATION BOILING 22
    RELEASE

    23
    ABSORB

    RELEASE

    MELTING
    FREEZING
    ABSORB

    25
    RELEASE

    26

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