PROPERTIES SOLID LIQUID GAS

Diffusion 1. No diffusion Diffuse faster than 2. Diffuse faster than

solid liquid
Forces of attraction Stronger than liquid 3. weaker than solids Weakest
between particles and gas
Compressibility 4. Zero Slightly compressible 5. Very compressible
compressibility

PRE- TEST
1. B.
2. A.
3. D.
4. B.
5. C.

ACTIVITY
1. freezing
2. melting
3. condensation
4. evaporation
5. sublimation
6. deposition
II.
1. I hang my wet jacket under the sun and now it’s dry.
2. This morning I got out of the shower and drew a smiley on the white stuff on my mirror.
3. My mom made popsicles by putting juice in the freezer.
4. I accidentally put the ice cream in the refrigerator instead of the freezer. It was liquid the
next day.
5. I placed naphthalene balls in my cabinet the other week and now it’s gone, but I can still
smell it.
6. It’s too cold outside that frost formed on the leaves of the plants.

ANALYSIS
1.
a. evaporation d. melting
b. condensation e. sublimation
c. freezing f. deposition
2.
Matter undergoes face change. This change alters the physical appearance of
substances. Some processes that cause changes are evaporation, condensation, freezing,
melting, sublimation and deposition. When liquid, like water changes to form gas like steam,
the process involved is called evaporation. The reverse of it, called condensation, happens
when gas changes to liquid. On the other hand, the process is called melting, when solid
changes the liquid and when this liquid changes back to solid, the process is known as freezing.
The process of sublimation happens when solid changes directly to gas and deposition, when
gas changes directly to solid.
3.
1. evaporation 4. melting
2. condensation 5. sublimation
3. freezing 6. Deposition

ABSTRACTION
Matter undergoes face change. These changes are either evaporation, condensation,
freezing, melting, sublimation, or deposition. Evaporation occurs when liquid changes to gas.
Condensation occurs when gas changes to liquid. Freezing occurs when liquids become solids.
Melting occurs when solid changes to liquid. Sublimation occurs when solid changes to gas
without passing the liquid state and deposition occurs when gas changes to solid.

APPLICATION
- sweat from your body evaporating
- condensation of the cold water from the refrigerator
- freezing ice in the freezer
- condensation of the water from the plants in the morning

POST TEST
1. B.
2. A.
3. D.
4. B.
5. C