Science 1.1 Review Handout
1. Solids,
liquids and gases are all made up of particles that can be seen only with a
microscope.
2. These
particles have empty spaces between them.
3. These
particles are constantly moving to some degree.
4. When
heated, these particles move faster and spread farther apart from each other;
when cooled, these particles move slower and remain closer together.
5. These
particles are attracted to each other; they generally remain close together
than fly apart.
In these solids, the particles are very close to one
another with little movement and they are very attracted to each other.
The 3 states of matter are solid, liquid and gas.
Rock: solid
Grape Juice: liquid
Air: gas
When heat is applied to a solid the particles move
faster and spread farther apart causing a change to liquid form.
All solids have a definite volume because its particles
are packed tightly together and they are very attracted to each other.
Liquids have a definite volume but not a definite
shape.
Gas does not have a definite volume nor a definite
shape.
1a/ particles representative of a solid; little
movement; close attraction.
1b/ particles representative of a liquid; more movement;
spreading father apart; heat is being applied
1c/ particles representative of a gas; a lot of
movement, a lot of spreading and expanding to fill a space.
Complete 2 & 3.
3.2 corrections below. 3.3 workbook & textbook #6,7 homework.
