STATES OF MATTER

By: Kayla Smith

1: What Are The Three Principle States Of Matter

1. Solid

2. Liquid

3. Gas

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)

3: How Are The Principles Arranged And How Do They Move In Each State Of Matter

States Of Matter

Liquid Molecules

Solid Molecules

GasMolecules

Arrangementand Motion Diagram

Arrangementand Motion Description

Liquid moleculesMove 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.

4: What Are The Three Examples Of Matter In Each StateState Of Matter

Liquid Solid Gas

Example 1

Water Rocks Helium

Example 2

Soda Tree Trunk Carbon Dioxide

Example 3

Melted Wax Base Ball Carbon Monoxide

Credits

Pictures From Yahoo Google Clip Art

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