The document discusses the three main states of matter - solid, liquid, and gas. It describes solids as having closely packed particles, liquids as having loosely packed particles, and gases as having very loosely packed particles. When a solid is heated, its particles begin to move apart and it transitions to a liquid. When a liquid is heated, the particles and atoms move faster, increasing the space between them and causing the liquid to expand and transition into a gas.
The document discusses the three main states of matter - solid, liquid, and gas. It describes solids as having closely packed particles, liquids as having loosely packed particles, and gases as having very loosely packed particles. When a solid is heated, its particles begin to move apart and it transitions to a liquid. When a liquid is heated, the particles and atoms move faster, increasing the space between them and causing the liquid to expand and transition into a gas.
The document discusses the three main states of matter - solid, liquid, and gas. It describes solids as having closely packed particles, liquids as having loosely packed particles, and gases as having very loosely packed particles. When a solid is heated, its particles begin to move apart and it transitions to a liquid. When a liquid is heated, the particles and atoms move faster, increasing the space between them and causing the liquid to expand and transition into a gas.
And a solid Is made out of particles that are closely packed. What is a Liquid
•A liquid is a state of matter
and the particles are loosely packed and liquid example is water. What is a gas
•A gas is a state of matter
which the particles is very loosely packed. What happen when a solid was heated?
•The solid will become liquid when it was
heated because The solid particles are compact tightly together. Yet, when the temperature of the solid increases then the particles become more active and begin to move apart What happen when a liquid was heated • The liquid turns to gas because when any substance is heated, its particle and atoms start moving relatively faster and this causes an increase in the space between each one of them. This increase in space is more commonly referred to as expansion. All matter, including solids, liquids and gases, expands when subjected to heat. •Thank you for watching and listening to the presentation.