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A liquid changing its state to a gas
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2
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The change of state from a solid directly to a gas
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3
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The average kinetic energy
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4
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Energy is lost for the substance to change state
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5
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Energy is gained so the substance can change shape
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6
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A fluids resistance to flow
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8
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100 degrees Celsius when a liquid changes to vapor in the liquid
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9
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Matter with a definite volume but takes the shape of its container. The molecules pass each other but don't break
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10
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Particles that are solid and they aren't in an organized arrangement
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11
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Atoms that are formed together
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12
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The physical state of the matter depending on the particle movement
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14
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The transfer of energy from a substance with a higher temperature to lower
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15
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The smallest unit of an element that still maintains the properties of that element
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16
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The change of state when a liquid becomes a solid because it looses energy. Freezing point is 0 degrees celcius
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17
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How much space the substance takes up
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19
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The change of state where a solid becomes a liquid when you add energy. Melting point is 0 degrees Celsius
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No definite shape or volume. Molecules can escape the attraction and fill the container/room
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How much force gravity is pulling an object
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25
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The amount of force that is put onto an area of an object
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