Three States of Matter – T/F

Three States of Matter – T/F

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Solids have a fixed volume and shape.
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Liquids have a fixed shape but no definite volume.
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Gases have no fixed volume or shape.
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Substances always exist in the same state.
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The state symbol for a liquid is (l).
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Solids have more energy in their particles compared to liquids.
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Particles in a gas move more slowly than in a liquid.
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To change solids into liquids, thermal energy must be put in.
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Freezing is the process of changing a liquid to a solid.
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Melting and freezing happen at the same temperature.
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Increasing the temperature of a gas will decrease its volume.
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Increasing the pressure on a gas will decrease its volume.
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During evaporation, particles with the least energy escape from the liquid surface.
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In the heating curve of water, the temperature increases steadily until it reaches the boiling point.
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The cooling curve of water shows a decrease in temperature as water is cooled.
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The forces of attraction between particles in a gas are stronger than those in a liquid.
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