States of Matter Tech Showcase 2013

1. STATES OF MATTER
By: Kayla Smith

2. 1: What Are The Three
Principle States Of Matter
1. Solid
2. Liquid
3. Gas

3. 2: What Are The Properties
That Define Each State Of
Matter
States Of Matter
Property 1
(Volume)
Property 2
(Shape)
Solid
Definite Volume
Definite Shape
(Keeps its shape)
Liquid
Definite Volume
No Definite Shape
(Takes shape of
container)
Gas
No Definite
Volume
No Definite Shape
(Fills any container
that’s available)

4. 3: How Are The Principles
Arranged And How Do They
Move In Each State Of Matter
States Of
Matter
Liquid
Molecules
Solid
Molecules
Gas
Molecules
Liquid molecules
Move freely
through their
container. Liquid
molecules are
always vibrating.
Solid molecules
are packed cl0sly
together and are
arranged very
neatly. Also gas
molecules are
always vibrating.
Gas molecules are
never close
together, they are
always moving
very fast and have
lots of space
between them.
Arrangement
and Motion
Diagram
Arrangement
and Motion
Description

5. 4: What Are The Three
Examples Of Matter In Each
State
State Of
Matter
Liquid
Solid
Gas
Water
Rocks
Helium
Soda
Tree Trunk
Carbon Dioxide
Melted Wax
Base Ball
Carbon Monoxide
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3

6. Credits
Pictures From
 Yahoo
 Google
 Clip Art
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