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States of Matter

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  • Two substances that sublime
    solid carbon dioxide (dry ice), iodine, camphor, naphthalene.
  • Any substance that has mass and occupies space.
    Matter
  • Sameer blew onto a mirror surface and found that it became foggy. Why?
    Because the air he breathed out contained water vapour and that water vapour condensed on touching the cold mirror surface forming a fog.
  • When a substance is cooled, the particles..........................
    slow down
  • The process in which liquid changes into solid on cooling
    Freezing
  • True /False: Opposite process of melting is freezing
    True
  • Explain how puddles of water disappears on a sunny day.
    the liquid water is heated by the sun. The liquid water evaporates and form water vapour.
  • The process of solid directly changing into a gas without passing through the liquid phase
    sublimation
  • Matter is made up of extremely small particles known as ...................
    Molecules
  • The increase in size of matter on heating is known as
    Expansion
  • Three states of matter
    solid ,liquid and gas
  • The process of transformation of a liquid to a solid at room temperature.
    Solidification
  • True /False: You can change a solid into a liquid by freezing it.
    False
  • Why do railway tract expand?
    The railway track expands due to the heat of the sun and the frictional force(between wheels of train and track)
  • When a substance is heated ,the particles ....................
    vibrate rapidly
  • Two examples of substances that solidify
    ghee, butter, wax
  • The decrease in size of matter on cooling is known as
    Contraction
  • The process in which solid changes into liquid on heating
    Melting
  • Describe solid molecules in terms of particle arrangement
    Molecules are tightly packed Strong intermolecular force of attraction Very less intermolecular space Molecules move about their fixed position
  • If a bottle of perfume is opened in one room, the scent quickly spreads to the other room.Why?
    Because the gas molecules in perfume are very loosely packed and they move faster spreading everywhere.
  • Describe liquid molecules in terms of particle arrangement
    Molecules are loosely packed Weak intermolecular force of attraction More intermolecular space between molecules Molecules in contact and slide over each other
  • Describe gas molecules in terms of particle arrangement
    Molecules are very loosely packed Very weak intermolecular force of attraction Vast intermolecular space between molecules Molecules move in all directions
  • The process in which gas changes into liquid on cooling
    Condensation
  • The process by which liquid turns into gas on heating
    Evaporation