When energy is away, particles move ____Slower__________! SOLID + Energy = ____LIQUID_____ Examples: _____ice to water______ LIQUID + ENERGY = ____GAS___________________ Examples: ___water to water vapor (boiling)_____ GAS + Energy = ___PLASMA_______________________ Example: ___metals heated__ REMOVAL of ENERGY from MATTER: Plasma Energy = ______GAS____________________ – Gas Energy = _________LIQUID___________________ – Liquid Energy = ______SOLID________________ – PHASE CHANGES of MATTER: __Freezing________ phase change from liquid to solid __Melting________ phase change from solid to liquid __Condensation____ change from gas to liquid ___Vaporization_____________ change from liquid to gas __Evaporation_____ vaporization that takes place at the surface of a liquid. ___Sublimation______________ change from the solid phase directly to the gas phase. Ex. Solid Carbon dioxide (CO2) Dry ice sublimes Ionization gas to plasma – Recombination plasma to gas – Explain what will happen to pressure if volume of the matter is increase or decrease?
When energy is away, particles move ____Slower__________! SOLID + Energy = ____LIQUID_____ Examples: _____ice to water______ LIQUID + ENERGY = ____GAS___________________ Examples: ___water to water vapor (boiling)_____ GAS + Energy = ___PLASMA_______________________ Example: ___metals heated__ REMOVAL of ENERGY from MATTER: Plasma – Energy = ______GAS____________________ Gas – Energy = _________LIQUID___________________ Liquid – Energy = ______SOLID________________ PHASE CHANGES of MATTER: __Freezing________ phase change from liquid to solid __Melting________ phase change from solid to liquid __Condensation____ change from gas to liquid ___Vaporization_____________ change from liquid to gas __Evaporation_____ vaporization that takes place at the surface of a liquid. ___Sublimation______________ change from the solid phase directly to the gas phase. Ex. Solid Carbon dioxide (CO2) Dry ice sublimes Ionization – gas to plasma Recombination – plasma to gas Explain what will happen to pressure if volume of the matter is increase or decrease?
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