1. Describe the characteristic movement of the particles of solid, liquid and gas. 2. How are their molecules arranged? 3. Draw the molecules of solid, liquid and gas in a box, and arrange them in order of increasing volume of empty space between its molecules.

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Q: What is the distinction between gas and vapor? Answer in own words

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Q: Molecules are closest together in a state. Select one: O Solid Plasma Gas O Liquid

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Q: The volume of water upon freezing. Therefore, liquid water has, density than solid ice. O expands,…

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Q: State Henry’s law.

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Q: Which physical state can be described by the following analogy? A beehive is surrounded by honey…

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Q: What are solid substances?

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Q: Why are some substances gases, some liquids, and others solids?

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Q: What was the observation that Fritz London made that led him to believe that all neutral atoms and…

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Q: How are attractive forces related to the motion and the amount of kinetic energy of the particles?

A: Whenever the particles gain energy, they start to move. The energy possessed by the moving particles…

Q: In the Dumas Method for the determination of the molar mass of a vapor, it was established that the…

A: In the Dumas method mass of vapor is equal to the remaining condensed sample in the Erlenmeyer…

Q: Both calcium and magnesium are heavier than water but still float over it. Explain.

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Q: Date: Name: States of Matter Homework (Version 1) Task 1 Directions: Descnbe the following states of…

A: The three states of matters are solid, liquid and gas.

Q: Using your new knowledge about gas temperature and pressure, why is there a warning on aerosol cans…

A: An aerosol is a small solid particle or liquid droplet suspension of air or another gas. Aerosols…

Q: The boiling point of water at sea level is 100 °C. At higher altitudes, the boiling point of water…

A: Boiling point is the temperature at which the vapour pressure of liquid become equal to atmospheric…

Q: What does the line separating the solid phase from the gas phase represent?

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Q: Density of solid substance of any shape

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Q: From your readings, answer the following as briefly as possible: 1. Describe the characteristic…

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Q: Does the diagram best describe a crystalline solid, a liquid, or a gas? Explain.

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Q: a) Rank the three common states of matter in order from least ordered to most ordered. b) How is…

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Q: Are the molecules that can hold the lesser number of drops in a coin is the same as the molecules…

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Q: The name of the 11th  most abundant gas in dry air at sea level is ______.

A: Nitrogen is most abundant gas as it accounts 78% of the mass of dry air at sea level. After that…

Q: This is a review, read and research the following to further understand the next lesson. Compare the…

A: Volume: Solid occupies less volume. Solids have definite mass,shape and it occupies definite volume.…

Q: Contrast the physical properties of the gaseous and solid states

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Q: Draw a picture that shows a molecular scale view of steam condensing into liquid water.

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Q: Differentiate between gas and vapor.

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Q: Differentiate solids, liquids & gases in terms of volume & shapes.

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Q: forces dominate and the particles are In the gaseous state of matter, the therefore

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Q: How are gases different from solids and liquids? O A. Gases can only be made up of atoms O B. Gases…

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Q: What will happen to a substance if there are no intermolecular forces present between particles? A…

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Q: Create a model of the atoms of a substance moving through the solid, liquid, and gas states. Be sure…

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Q: POLAR molecules does not easily evaporate due to strong intermolecular force acting on it. *…

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Q: Gases can easily be compressed, whereas liquids and solids resist compression. What is the best…

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Q: How does pressure affect temperature and the state of matter? Describe the relationship between…

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Q: A) Elaborate the different methods for removal of impurities from water.

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Q: Ice melts to form liquid water Describe this physical change in terms of the arrangement of the…

A: Solid to liquid transformation is a physical change as we are adding some energy. This process is…

Q: If the students kept applying energy to the water after it begins to boil, what is most likely to…

A: Water is in liquid state at room temperature means at  25 degree Celsius. State it may be solid…

Q: Why are the molecules in a gas so far apart?

A: Gases : They neither possess definite volume nor a definite shape. Therefore, they fill up the…

Q: The volume of oxygen that would form at standard temperature and pressure

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Q: a. Why are most atoms held by chemical bonds. b. What renders the properties of substances. c. How…

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Q: topic- around the world boiling point and vapor pressure.

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Q: Ion attractions suonaemp enul-a 7. The Kinetic Molecular Theory states that the temperature of a…

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Q: what do you think will happen if the substances does not follow kinetic molecular theory?

A: Write the postulates of kinetic molecular theory of gases.

Q: 3. Of these, which combination of elements do we think would make a compound most similar to water…

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Q: Molecules possess the most amount of kinetic energy A. GAS B. LIQUID C. SOLID

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Q: Using a few words and a simple diagram, explain what is happening when a molecular compound boils…

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Q: There are five pure substances. The molecular component is shown per substance. Based on this…

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Q: Why do you think the helium atoms approach each other? be sure to include descriptions of relevant…

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