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States of Matter and Changes of States (Form 1, Chemistry)


States of Matter and Changes of States (Form 1, Chemistry)Versión en línea Test your knowledge on states of matter and changes. por YAKILI LMS 1 Sublimation is the process of a liquid turning into a solid. Yes No 2 Gases have a definite volume and shape. Yes No 3 Liquids have no definite shape at room temperature. Yes No 4 Gas particles are fixed in place and do not move. Yes No 5 Water at room temperature exists only as a solid. Yes No 6 Solids can be easily compressed to fit into a small space. Yes No 7 Condensation is the process of a gas turning into a liquid and releases energy. Yes No 8 Water expands when it freezes. Yes No 9 Vapor is the same as steam in all conditions. Yes No 10 Condensation always cools the surroundings. Yes No 11 Liquids have a definite volume but no definite shape. Yes No 12 Ice is heavier than liquid water because it sinks immediately when placed in water. Yes No 13 Gases have a fixed shape that does not depend on container. Yes No 14 All liquids boil at the same temperature under any pressure. Yes No 15 All changes of state are accompanied by chemical reactions. Yes No 16 Evaporation only happens at the boiling point. Yes No 17 Boiling occurs only when a liquid is at its melting point. Yes No 18 The particle movement in a solid is the fastest among the states. Yes No 19 Solids flow easily like liquids. Yes No 20 Pressure has no effect on the state of matter. Yes No 21 A liquid has a definite shape and volume at all temperatures. Yes No 22 Sensible heat is the heat that causes a phase change. Yes No 23 Air is a pure substance. Yes No 24 Liquids take the shape of their container and have no definite volume. Yes No 25 Density of gases is always higher than liquids. Yes No 26 Solids expand when heated in all cases equally. Yes No 27 Boiling and evaporation are the same thing in all contexts. Yes No 28 Solids also behave like gases by filling their container. Yes No 29 Plasma is the most common state of matter on Earth. Yes No 30 All substances become plasma at high temperatures. Yes No 31 A gas can be compressed into a smaller volume without changing its state. Yes No 32 A change of state requires chemical reaction. Yes No 33 Liquid water is denser than ice at all times. Yes No 34 Liquid water has a higher volume than ice under the same mass. Yes No 35 Thermal energy does not affect state changes in matter. Yes No 36 Sublimation only occurs at very low temperatures. Yes No 37 The changes of state require chemical bonds to break. Yes No 38 A change from liquid to gas is called freezing. Yes No 39 The volume of a liquid changes drastically with pressure only at high temperatures. Yes No 40 A solid has a definite shape and volume. Yes No 41 Gas particles are very close together and hardly move. Yes No 42 The shape of a gas is fixed regardless of container. Yes No 43 Melting is the process of a solid turning into gas. Yes No 44 A thermometer can measure the state of matter directly. Yes No 45 Vaporization occurs only when a solid turns into gas. Yes No 46 Solids do not vibrate; they are completely still. Yes No 47 Gas to solid transition is called melting. Yes No 48 Condensation occurs when gas turns into a liquid. Yes No 49 During melting, energy is released to the surroundings. Yes No 50 Sublimation is the change from solid to gas skipping the liquid. Yes No

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Sublimation is the process of a liquid turning into a solid.

Gases have a definite volume and shape.

Liquids have no definite shape at room temperature.

Gas particles are fixed in place and do not move.

Water at room temperature exists only as a solid.

Solids can be easily compressed to fit into a small space.

Condensation is the process of a gas turning into a liquid and releases energy.

Water expands when it freezes.

Vapor is the same as steam in all conditions.

Condensation always cools the surroundings.

Liquids have a definite volume but no definite shape.

Ice is heavier than liquid water because it sinks immediately when placed in water.

Gases have a fixed shape that does not depend on container.

All liquids boil at the same temperature under any pressure.

All changes of state are accompanied by chemical reactions.

Evaporation only happens at the boiling point.

Boiling occurs only when a liquid is at its melting point.

The particle movement in a solid is the fastest among the states.

Solids flow easily like liquids.

Pressure has no effect on the state of matter.

A liquid has a definite shape and volume at all temperatures.

Sensible heat is the heat that causes a phase change.

Air is a pure substance.

Liquids take the shape of their container and have no definite volume.

Density of gases is always higher than liquids.

Solids expand when heated in all cases equally.

Boiling and evaporation are the same thing in all contexts.

Solids also behave like gases by filling their container.

Plasma is the most common state of matter on Earth.

All substances become plasma at high temperatures.

A gas can be compressed into a smaller volume without changing its state.

A change of state requires chemical reaction.

Liquid water is denser than ice at all times.

Liquid water has a higher volume than ice under the same mass.

Thermal energy does not affect state changes in matter.

Sublimation only occurs at very low temperatures.

The changes of state require chemical bonds to break.

A change from liquid to gas is called freezing.

The volume of a liquid changes drastically with pressure only at high temperatures.

A solid has a definite shape and volume.

Gas particles are very close together and hardly move.

The shape of a gas is fixed regardless of container.

Melting is the process of a solid turning into gas.

A thermometer can measure the state of matter directly.

Vaporization occurs only when a solid turns into gas.

Solids do not vibrate; they are completely still.

Gas to solid transition is called melting.

Condensation occurs when gas turns into a liquid.

During melting, energy is released to the surroundings.

Sublimation is the change from solid to gas skipping the liquid.