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States of Matter Technology Showcase 2013TRANSCRIPT
By: Alex Leiseth
What are the three main states of matter?
The three main
states of matter
are solid, liquid,
and gas.
A solid has a definite volume and mass. This means that solids retain there shape, neither filling nor conforming to the shape of
the container. My three examples are a pencil, teeth, and a pillow.
This is a diagram of solid molecules. The hotter they get the faster they go,
the colder they get the slower they move.
Liquid
A liquid has a definite volume, but no definite shape. This means that liquids do not fill, but conform to the shape of the container.
My three examples are the ocean, the Gatorade in the bottle, and a cloud.
This is a diagram of liquid molecules. The hotter they get the faster they
move, the colder they get the slower they
move.
Gas
Gas has no definite volume or shape. This means that gases fill and conform to the shape of the container. My three examples are a balloon filled with helium, the propane in the container, and the
air pocket in a tea kettle.
This is a diagram of gas
molecules. The hotter
they get the faster they move, the
colder they get the slower they move.
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