States of matter

1. States of Matter
Caitlyn McCardle ED 205 (05)
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2. States of Matter
• Solids
• Liquids
• Gases
• Melting
• Evaporation
• Freezing
• Condensation
• Sublimation
• Video
• About the Author
• Resources
• Concept Map
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3. Solids
Solids are HARD and KEEP their shape
Rocks, plastic, and metal are all solids
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4. Liquids
Liquids can FLOW and TAKE THE SHAPE
of their container
Water, blood, and orange juice are all liquids
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5. Gases
Gases are EVERYWHERE and can FILL
ANY container
Air, water vapor, and helium are all gases
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6. Melting
MELTING is when a SOLID turns into a
LIQUID with high temperatures.
ICE turning into WATER is an example of
melting.
CLICK HERE to watch a video of ice
melting.
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7. Evaporation
EVAPORATION is when a LIQUID turns into
a GAS with high temperatures.
WATER boiling and turning into VAPOR is
an example of evaporation.
CLICK HERE to watch a video of water
evaporating.
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8. Freezing
FREEZING is when a LIQUID turns into a
SOLID with cold temperatures.
WATER turning into ICE is an example of
freezing.
CLICK HERE to watch a video of water
freezing.
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9. Condensation
CONDENSATION is when a GAS turns into
a LIQUID due to cool temperatures.
WATER forming on the outside of a glass is
an example of condensation.
CLICK HERE to watch a video of water
forming on a glass.
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10. Sublimation
SUBLIMATION is when a SOLID turns
directly into a GAS without first becoming
a liquid.
DRY ICE turning into gas is an example of
sublimation.
CLICK HERE to watch a video of dry ice
turning into gas.
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11. A Fun Conclusion
CLICK HERE to watch a video of ice turning
into a liquid, and then into a gas!
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12. Sources
Chem4Kids.com
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13. About the Author
Caitlyn McCardle is a freshman at Grand
Valley State University. She is majoring in
psychology and wants to teach special
education students when she leaves
college. She has a special love for
science!
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14. Concept Map
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