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    1. Solids have particles arranged in fixed positions, liquids have particles able to move past each other, and gases have particles that move freely. 2. Diffusion is the random movement of particles, which can be affected by particle size, mass, state of matter, concentration, and temperature. 3. Gas pressure is caused by gas particles bumping into the container walls, and higher temperatures increase pressure by giving particles more energy to move and collide more quickly.

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    1. Solids have particles arranged in fixed positions, liquids have particles able to move past each other, and gases have particles that move freely. 2. Diffusion is the random movement of particles, which can be affected by particle size, mass, state of matter, concentration, and temperature. 3. Gas pressure is caused by gas particles bumping into the container walls, and higher temperatures increase pressure by giving particles more energy to move and collide more quickly.

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    1. Solids have particles arranged in fixed positions, liquids have particles able to move past each other, and gases have particles that move freely. 2. Diffusion is the random movement of particles, which can be affected by particle size, mass, state of matter, concentration, and temperature. 3. Gas pressure is caused by gas particles bumping into the container walls, and higher temperatures increase pressure by giving particles more energy to move and collide more quickly.

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    1. Solids have particles arranged in fixed positions, liquids have particles able to move past each other, and gases have particles that move freely. 2. Diffusion is the random movement of particles, which can be affected by particle size, mass, state of matter, concentration, and temperature. 3. Gas pressure is caused by gas particles bumping into the container walls, and higher temperatures increase pressure by giving particles more energy to move and collide more quickly.

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    1. What the differences between solids, liquids, and gas particles?

    2. The arrows represent the processes involved when matter changes state. Add the name for each
    process to your flow chart.

    Solid Liquid Gas


    A B

    Solid Liquid Gas


    C D

    3. What is diffusion?

    4. Which particles that move the most freely? Circle the answer.

    Liquid Gas Solid

    5. What factors affect the rate at which particles diffuse?

    6. Can pollen grains move by themselves?

    7. What do you know about Brownian motions?


    8. Lets take a look at this picture

    Pollen grain

    What happened in number 1 and 2 ?

    9. What causes gas pressure?

    10. Why higher temperature can give more pressure?

    11. If a gas is forced into a small space, what happens to the pressure?

    12. The air in the balloon is heated up by leaving it in a warm place. What the effect that happen?

    13. What happen if the vacuum pump is used to pump air out of a plastic bottle?
    Answer :

    1. - The particles in solids are arranged in regular rows with the particles touching each other. Solid
    particles are held firmly in place by forces of attraction. The particles can only vibrate, they
    cannot move or changes places.
    -The particles in liquids are arranged with the particles touching each other but not in a pattern
    of rows. Liquids are held together by weaker forces of attraction. The particles can move past
    each other.
    -The particles in a gas don’t touch each other. Gas are not attracted to each other and can move
    freely.

    2. A = Melting, B = Boiling, C = Freezing, D = Condensing


    3. Diffusion happens because of the random movement of particles.
    4. Gas
    5. The size of the particles, The mass of the particles, The state of matter, Concentration, and
    Temperature.
    6. Pollen grains can’t move by themselves. They are carried around by air currents, or an insects.
    7. The motions of pollen grains jiggling about under the microscope. When viewed though a
    microscope, pollen grains and dust in water can be seen moving about randomly. This is called
    Brownian motion.
    8. No 1. Invisible water particles strike the pollen grain.
    No 2. The pollen grain is knocked this way.
    9. It is caused when gas particles bump into the side of their container.
    10. Because the particles have more energy so they move about more quickly. They hit the walls of
    their container more often. This increases the pressure.
    11. If a gas is squeezed into a smaller space, its particles hit the walls of the container more often, so
    the gas pressure increases.
    12. When balloon is heated up by leaving it in a warm place, it will explodes because the particles
    have more energy so they move about more quickly. They hit the walls of their container more
    often and made the material of balloons become soft and will decrease the balloons elasticity.
    This increases the pressure and make the balloons explodes.
    13. When the air out from plastic bottle, there are fewer air particles inside the bottle. The
    frequency of collisions of particles with the walls on the inside of the bottle is less and make the
    bottle collapse.

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