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State of mater

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Total cards: 20•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

molecules make up all matter, and above absolute zero, they are in constant ________

Back (Answer)

motion

#2
Front (Question)

the amount of movement with in a molecule (and atom) increases as it gains _____ and decrease as it loses _____

Back (Answer)

heat(or energy or thermal energy)

#3
Front (Question)

amount of heat needed to transition between states will not

Back (Answer)

break the bonds

#4
Front (Question)

0 Kelvin =-273 C

Back (Answer)

Above absolute zero

#5
Front (Question)

how is heat measured

Back (Answer)

units of calories or joules

#6
Front (Question)

the temperature at which a phase change of a substance occurs depends on

Back (Answer)

its intermolecular forces (molecule to molecule attractions)

#7
Front (Question)

what two conditions do substance depend on

Back (Answer)

temperature and pressure

#8
Front (Question)

solid phase

Back (Answer)

a state of matter that will retain its shape and density when not contained

#9
Front (Question)

melting phase

Back (Answer)

change of any substance from a solid to liquid

#10
Front (Question)

freezing phase

Back (Answer)

transition of liquid to solid

#11
Front (Question)

liquid is a state of matter that has definite ____ but not definite ____

Back (Answer)

volume; shape

#12
Front (Question)

boiling point

Back (Answer)

transition of a substance from liquid to gas when it acquires enough energy to reach boiling point

#13
Front (Question)

evaporation

Back (Answer)

defining the phase change from liquid to gas, but DOES NOT require that substance to acquire enough energy to reach boiling point

#14
Front (Question)

gas state

Back (Answer)

state of matter composed of molecules in constant random motion

#15
Front (Question)

condensation

Back (Answer)

transition of gas to liquid when it loses enough energy

#16
Front (Question)

phase diagram

Back (Answer)

is a graph of physical states of substance under varying temperature and pressure

#17
Front (Question)

triple point

Back (Answer)

is the temperature and pressure at which solid liquid and gas phases of pure substance coexist

#18
Front (Question)

sublimation

Back (Answer)

transition of a substance from solid to gas without passing through liquid state

#19
Front (Question)

deposition

Back (Answer)

transition of a substance from gas to solid without passing through the liquid state

#20
Front (Question)

critical point

Back (Answer)

substance co-exisits in both its liquid and gas states