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PHASE CHANGES By Akum Deol

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Molecule Electron

Heat =Picture = Example

Key

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Solid

Solid molecules are tightly packed and have the least amount of energy.

Facts: Solids have definite shape, volume, and density.

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Solid

Melting

Adding the amount of energy

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Heating up

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Liquid

Liquid molecules are loosely packed but have medium amounts of energy.

Facts: Liquids don't have definite shape but have definite volume and density.

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Liquid

Evaporating

Adding the amount of energy

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Heating up

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Gas

Gas molecules spread out to fill the entire space and move freely. And have lots of energy. Facts: Gasses

don't have definite shape, volume or density.

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Gas to Liquid

Condensation

Decreasing the amount of energy

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Cooling

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Liquid

Now the Gas is a Liquid

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Liquid to Solid

Freezing

Decreasing amount of energy

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Cooling

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Solid

Liquid is now a solid

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Extras

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Gas to Plasma

Ionization

Adding the amount of energy

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Heating up

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Plasma

Plasma molecules have extremely high level of energy and are electrically charged.

Fact: Plasma don't have any definite shape, volume or density. Plasma is made 99% of the universe. But on Earth Plasma is rare .

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Plasma to Gas

Deionization

Decreasing the amount of energy

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Cooling

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Gas

Plasma is now a gas

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Solid to gas

Adding the amount of energy

Sublimation

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Heating up

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Gas

The solid is now gas

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Gas to solid

Decreasing the amount of energy

Deposition

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Cooling

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Solid

The gas is now a solid

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