States of Matter Jeopardy Review

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States of Matter
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Solid
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Liquid
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Gas
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Change of State
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Miscellaneous
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What state of matter has an indefinite shape but
definite volume?
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Liquid
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What state of matter has the most random
arrangement of particles?
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Gas
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Particles in a solid __________ in place.
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Vibrate
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Plasma has the same properties as a gas except
that it can have ___________ pass through it.
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Electricity
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Boyles and Charless laws deal with only what
state of matter?
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Gas
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What are the names given to two types of
structures for a solid?
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Crystalline and Amorphous
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Aluminum in an airplane would have what type of
structure?
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Crystalline
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What type of structure would a rubber tire have?
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Amorphous
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The amorphous structure looks like that of a
_________, except not moving and vibrating in
place.
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Liquid
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Wax is an example of which solid structure?
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Amorphous
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__________ is the resistance of a liquid to flow.
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Viscosity
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___________ is the ability of a liquid to stretch.
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Elasticity
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Even though liquids are difficult to compress,
they are used in _________ systems.
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Hydraulic
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Liquids take the shape of their container,
therefore a liquid is considered a ____________.
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Fluid
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Liquids have particles that __________ past one
another.
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Slide
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Gases have indefinite shape and _________ volume.
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Indefinite
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The particles in a gas have slow, medium, or fast
motion?
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Fast
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A gas is ________ to compress.
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Easy
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Boyles law deals with pressure and volume. This
law states that they are _________ proportional.
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Inversely
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When temperature increases, Charless law states
that volume will _________.
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Increase
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What change of state is water turning to ice?
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Freezing
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Condensation is the change from ________ to
________.
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Gas to Liquid
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Observing dry ice turning directly to a gas is an
example of ___________.
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Sublimation
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Vaporization has two parts. They are_________
and _________.
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Evaporation and Boiling
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Deposition is an example of an endothermic or
exothermic change?
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Exothermic
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The freezing point of water is _____ degrees
Celsius and ______ degrees Fahrenheit.
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0 and 32
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The boiling point of water is also called the
________ point of water.
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Condensation
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During an exothermic change, is energy released
or absorbed?
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Released
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What three changes of state are endothermic?
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Melting, Vaporization, and Sublimation
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Ice floats in water because it has less density
than water. What accounts for the difference in
density?
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Volume