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State with definite volume and shape is....
solid
Three ordinary states of matter are....
solid, liquid, gas
State with definite volume and indefinite shape is...
liquid
State with indefinite volume and indefinite shape is....
gas
State that is easily compressible is...
gas
State that has particles rigidly fixed together is....
solid
State that has particles touching but able to move past one another is...
liquid
State that has the least "glue" holding it together such that the particles move freely about is...
gas
What happens to temperature while a state is undergoing a phase change?
temp stays the same
When a solid turns into a liquid, we call it...
melting
When a liquid turns into a gas, we call it...
boiling
When a gas turns back into a liquid, we call it...
condensation
When a solid turns directly into a gas, we call it....
sublimation
When a gas turns directly into a solid, we call it....
deposition
When a liquid turns into a solid, we call it....
freezing
All states of matter will e________ when heated.
expand
A _____ completely fills its container.
gas
A _____ fills its container from the bottom up.
liquid
Water freezes at 0 C and boils at 100 C. What state is water at 35 C?
Liquid
Water melts at 0 C and boils at 100 C. What state is water at -12 C?
Solid
Mercury's melting point is -39 C and its boiling point is 357 C. What state is mercury at -10 C?
liquid
Ethanol's melting point is -117 C and its boiling point is 78 C. What state is ethanol when at 85 C?
Gas
Neon melts at -249 C and boils at -246. What's its state when at -247?
Liquid
What type of change is a state change -- physical or chemical?
physical
(T/F) The freezing and melting temperatures of a substance are the same temperature.
True
(T/F) The boiling & condensation temperatures of a substance are the same temperature.
True
A ______ is like a gas but refers to the gaseous stae of a substance that is usually a solid or liquid at room temperature.
Vapor
Similar to boiling, _______ occurs at ordinary or low temperature and has the same result -- liquid to gas.
evaporation
Ethyl alcohol boils at 78 C and water boils at 100 C. How could you separate them if they were combined together in a solution?
Keep the temperature between 78 and 100 C so that mostly gaseous alcohol would come out of the solution.
Regions G, H, & I are the ___, ___, ___ states of matter.
solid, liquid, gas
Point F, where all three states can exist in equilibrium, is called ....
the triple point
Arrow J and arrow K represent ____ and ____, respectively
melting
boiling
Arrow C and arrow D represent ____ and _____ respectively.
freezing
condensation
Arrow E represents....
sublimation (state change from solid to gas)
What's the siginificance of 101.3 kPa?
That's normal or standard atmospheric pressure.
Locations A & B are the ____ ____ temperature and the ____ _____ temperature, respectively.
normal melting
normal boiling