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Page 1: States of Matter

States of Matter

Mandek Richardson University of South Florida

STARS Program

Page 2: States of Matter

Vocabulary

• Gas • Liquid • Solid• Condensation• Evaporation• Sublimation • Deposition• Freezing• Melting

Page 3: States of Matter

Review

• What is Matter?• Anything that takes up space and has

mass is matter.

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Review

• What is Mass?• Mass is the amount of matter that something

contains

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Review

• What is volume?• Volume is the amount of space that an object

takes up

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Review

• What is density?• Density is how crowded molecules in an

object are

VolumeMassDensity

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There are How Many States of Matter?

4

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The Four States of Matter

1.Gas 2.Liquid 3.Solid4.Plasma

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Properties of Matter1. All Matter is composed of small particles

(atoms, molecules and Ions)

2. The particles are in constant random motion

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Solids• Particles in solids are tightly packed• Solids have a definite shape and volume• Particles in solids do not move around much

– Vibrate in place

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Liquids

• Particles in liquids are tightly packed but not as much as solids

• Particles are free to slide past each other• Liquids have a definite volume but not a

definite shape

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Gases

• Particles in a gas are far apart– Move very fast

• Gases have no definite shape or volume

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Review

State of Matter Particle Movement

Volume Shape

Solid Vibrate definite definite

Liquid Sliding definite indefinite

Gas Very fast indefinite indefinite

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What happens if you raise the temperature of a gas to super-

high levels…between

1000°C and 1,000,000,000°C ?

Will everything just be a gas?

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NO!• The gas is ionized

– contains moving electrons and ions.

• Ionization occurs as result of adding energy – light, thermal or electrical

• Distinctive Properties Fourth State of MatterPLASMA

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Plasma• A plasma is an ionized gas• Plasmas are good conductors of electricity

and are affected by magnetic fields• Plasmas have an indefinite shape and an

indefinite volume

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Question

• Which state of matter is most abundant on the earth?

Liquids

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Question

• Which state of matter is most abundant in the universe?

Plasma

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Review Questions1. How many states of matter are there?

2. Define matter?

3. Solids have an indefinite shape

4. Liquids take the shape of their container

5. Particles in a gas move very slow