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States of Matter and Changes Explained

The document outlines the three states of matter: solid, liquid, and gas, providing examples for each. It describes the particle arrangement in each state and explains changes of state, such as boiling and melting. The document illustrates how matter can transition between states, like water vaporizing into gas or freezing back into solid form.

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States of Matter and Changes Explained

The document outlines the three states of matter: solid, liquid, and gas, providing examples for each. It describes the particle arrangement in each state and explains changes of state, such as boiling and melting. The document illustrates how matter can transition between states, like water vaporizing into gas or freezing back into solid form.

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Three states of matter are:

Solid: Iron, Wood, Steel

Liquid: Water, Lemonade, Coca Cola

Gas: Hydrogen Peroxide Helium, Carbin Dioxide

Solid Particle Form: Tightly packed together, with little to no room

Liquid Particle Form: Still connected, but more spread out and more room

Gas Particle Form: Not connected, can move anywhere, have room to go
wherever

CHANGES OF STATE:

A change of state is where either a solid, liquid or gas, turns into a solid,
liquid or a gas, like boiling water (liquid) into a vapor (gas) or melting down a
candle (solid) into a liquid, then you could freeze the candle and turn it back
into a candle (solid) or even when water (liquid) vapors into a gas and turns
back into a liquid inside a cloud.

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