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States of Matter.

FUNDAMENTALS 3
SOLID
LIQUID
GAS
HIGH PRESSURE + HIGH TEMPERATURE
IONS = PLASMA
example
NORTHERN AREAS COLD GREENISH TYPE CLOUDS
SOLID
SHAPE:
FIXED

RIGID

VOLUME: density, top to bottom approached

Unit: cm3 centi meter * meter* meter


Height width density

FIXED VOLUMNE

PARTICLES SPACING
………………………………….

Very closed
Liquids
Shape ????

Irregular, not fixed, swapping of one particles to one another

Motion less, movement

…. …………………. …. ….. ……

Volume?

A bottle of water??? Particles

Fixed volume

Unfixed motion full

Particles spacing???

Tightly packed no
Group

Closed .
Gases
shape ???
irregular , not fixed, chaos
Volume???
Not fixed
Particles spacing ????
Freely moved, isolated
Far apart
. . . . .
Kinetic Particle Theory
Main points

1) Matter:

Everything that occupied space and energy is called as matter

Matter is made up of tiny particles.

…………..

…………..

…………..

Electrons 5 km + heat electrons 50 km

2)Particles are always in motion or moving???

Electrons, nucleus around moved.

3) High temperature, fast move.


Heat,electrons the speed faster

4) particles attract each other

Electrons nucleus because of forces of attraction

- +unlike charges always attract – – + + repel like always repel each other

Strenght of attraction is always decreases from solid to liquid and decrease to gases…

MCQs

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