Solid, Liquids and Gas
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How can you determine how well particles stick together
The material the temperature The pressure
What are the 5 different properties
Volume - how much space something takes up shape Density - how heavy something is for its size Compressibility - how much you can squash something ease of flow
Give the way solids, liquids and Gas act with the 5 properties
Volume (solids) - Have definite volume. Volume (liquids) - Have definite volume Volume (Gas) - Have no definite volume, fills the entire container Shape (Solids) - Definite shape Shape (liquids) - Match the shape of the container Shape (Gas) - Become the same shapes as the container Density (Solid) - Have high density Density (Liquids) - Liquids usually have medium density Density (Gas) - Very low density Compressibility (Solids) - Not easily squashed Compressibility (Liquids) - Liquids not easily squished Compressibility (Gas) - easily squashed Ease of flow (Solids) - Solids don’t flow Ease of flow (Liquids) - Liquids flow easily Ease of flow (Gas) - Gases flow easily