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States of matter
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Aqueous
Solid properties
Arrangement = closely packed in a regular arrangement
Movement = Vibrate in fixed positions
Energy = low
Liquid properties
Arrangement = Close together with irregular arrangement
Movement = Slide past each other
Energy = Medium
Gas
Arrangement = Far apart
Movement = Move randomly and quickly
Energy = Highest
Changes of state (Cooling and Heating)
Cooling
Gas → Liquid through Condensation
Liquid → Gas through Boiling
Heating
Solid → Liquid through melting
Liquid → Gas through boiling
Energy Transfer (Heating and Cooling)
Heating = particles gaining energy
Cooling = particles losing energy
Limitations of the particle model
Doesn’t show:
Actual particle sizes
Forces between particles
Random movement
Why substances have different boing points