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23 Cards in this Set
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air - solid, liquid, or gas? |
gas |
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dew - solid, liquid, or gas? |
liquid |
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molten lava - solid, liquid, or gas? |
liquid |
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a grain of sand - solid, liquid, or gas? |
solid |
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steam - solid, liquid, or gas? |
gas |
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a snowflake - solid, liquid, or gas? |
solid |
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a stone - solid, liquid, or gas? |
solid |
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milk - solid, liquid, or gas? |
liquid |
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exhaust fumes from a car - solid, liquid, or gas? |
gas |
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a raindrop - solid, liquid, or gas? |
liquid |
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a book - solid, liquid, or gas? |
solid |
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a baseball bat - solid, liquid, or gas? |
solid |
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honey - solid, liquid, or gas? |
liquid |
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a substance changes from a solid to a liquid |
melting point |
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a substance changes from a liquid to a solid |
freezing point |
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a substance changes from a liquid to a gas |
boiling point |
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a substance changes from a gas to a liquid |
condensation point |
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Why are liquids and gases both called fluids? |
They can flow from one place to another. |
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Give the boiling point and the condensation point of water. |
212 degrees F |
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Give the melting point and the freezing point of water. |
32 degrees F |
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What is water in its solid state called? |
ice |
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What is water in its gaseous state called? |
steam/water vapor |
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What do molecules in the ice crystal form? |
layers of interlocking hexagons |
