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States of Matter

By Oliver Smith

Matter is anything that takes up space in our universe; we are made of matter and always surrounded by it. All matter is made from tiny particles called atoms, which are organized in the periodic table. The following activities will introduce students to the properties of matter and how particles are arranged within each state.


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Properties of Each State
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Vocabulary
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Discussion Starter
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Water Particle Narrative
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State Changes
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Compare and Contrast
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Properties of States of Matter - solid liquid gas

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  • State of Matter
  • Arrangement
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  • Properties - Flow
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  • Properties - Compression
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  • Solid
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  • The particles can vibrate about a fixed point, but can't move around.
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  • PROPERTIES: Solids can't flow. REASON FOR PROPERTIES: The particles can't move past each other.
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  • PROPERTIES: Solids can't be compressed. REASON FOR PROPERTIES: The particles are very close and can't move any closer.
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  • Liquid
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  • Particles can move around each other, but they are close together and arranged in a random way.
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  • PROPERTIES: Liquids can flow and take the shape of their container (at the bottom). REASON FOR PROPERTIES: The particles can move around one another.
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  • PROPERTIES: Liquids can't be compressed REASON FOR PROPERTIES: The particles are very close together and can't move any closer.
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  • Gas
  • Particles are far apart and arranged in a random way. They move very quickly around and sometimes collide with each other.
  • PROPERTIES: Gases can flow and completely fill their container. REASON FOR PROPERTIES: Particles move in every direction quickly.
  • PROPERTIES: Gases can be compressed. REASON FOR PROPERTIES: Particles are far apart so they can move closer together.

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