I. Phase Change!Directions: Fill out the template below for each of the mentioned occurrences ofmatter phase change.Phase Change of Matterbeing DescribedOriginal State ofResulting State ofMatterMatterPan of Boiling Water*Droplets of water isforming outside the glassof cold drink.Soap bubbles in the airSolid iodine subliming ina test tube*Naphthalene ballsdisappearing inside thecabinet*Photo credits: Rodriguez, Myma S., Ma. Corazon B. Barrameda, Shirley R. Jusayan, Veronica C.Sabularse, Joseph Camelo K. San Pascual, and Aphrodite M. Macale. 2016. Teaching Guide forGeneral Chemistry 2 (Specialized Subject, Academic, STEM). Manila: Commission on HigherEducation.

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Directions: Fill out the template below for each of the mentioned occurrences of matter phase change. Phase Change of Matter being Described Resulting State of Matter Original State of Matter Pan of Boiling Water Droplets of water is forming outside the glass of cold drink.

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Chapter15: Gases,liquids, And Solids

Section: Chapter Questions

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I. Phase Change!
Directions: Fill out the template below for each of the mentioned occurrences of
matter phase change.
Phase Change of Matter
being Described
Original State of
Resulting State of
Matter
Matter
Pan of Boiling Water*
Droplets of water is
forming outside the glass
of cold drink.
Soap bubbles in the air
Solid iodine subliming in
a test tube*
Naphthalene balls
disappearing inside the
cabinet
*Photo credits: Rodriguez, Myma S., Ma. Corazon B. Barrameda, Shirley R. Jusayan, Veronica C.
Sabularse, Joseph Camelo K. San Pascual, and Aphrodite M. Macale. 2016. Teaching Guide for
General Chemistry 2 (Specialized Subject, Academic, STEM). Manila: Commission on Higher
Education.

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