States of Matter and Phase Changes

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Explore the properties of solid, liquid, and gas states, along with how heating and cooling can transform them. Learn about evaporation, condensation, and the water cycle in this informative content.

  • Matter
  • States
  • Solid
  • Liquid
  • Gas

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  1. States of matter Solid Liquid Gas

  2. Solid Can be held as a single object. Keep their shape. Keeps the same volume.

  3. Liquid Can flow or be poured. Change shape to the container they are poured into.

  4. Gas Often invisible. They spread out and change shape to fit their container.

  5. Heating ice (solid) turns to... Water (liquid)

  6. Heating water (liquid) turns to... Vapour or steam (gas)

  7. Cooling water (liquid) below its freezing point, turns it to... Ice (solid)

  8. Cooling vapour or steam (gas), turns it to... Water (liquid)

  9. To evaporate/ Evaporation The point when liquid turns to gas.

  10. To condense/ Condensation The point when gas turns to liquid.

  11. The water cycle The continuous system of water being recycled on planet Earth.

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