States of Matter — definition?
Different forms matter can take, like solid, liquid, gas.
Solid — particle arrangement?
Particles tightly packed in fixed positions.
Liquid — shape?
Takes shape of container, definite volume.
Gas — particle spacing?
Particles widely spaced, move freely.
Change of State — involves?
Energy transfer without chemical change.
Kinetic Energy — increase during?
Heating, particles move faster.
Potential Energy — increases during?
Phase changes like melting or boiling.
Phase Transition — example?
Melting, boiling, condensation.
Physical Change — example?
Melting ice, boiling water.
Atoms — basic unit?
Building block of matter, nucleus + electrons.
Protons — charge?
Positively charged in nucleus.
Electrons — location?
Surround nucleus in electron cloud.
Atomic Number — equals?
Number of protons in atom.
Periodic Table — organizes?
Elements by increasing atomic number.
Matter — types?
Pure substances and mixtures.
Pure Substance — example?
Element or compound with uniform composition.
Mixture — example?
Physical blend of substances, separable.
Molecular Structure — composed of?
Atoms bonded covalently.
Lattice Structure — found in?
Crystalline solids with regular atomic pattern.
Elements — made of?
Only one type of atom.
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