Can you name the Chemistry Test 1(Part 3)? by Mrniemis

Question	Answer
The temperature when liquid turns to gas is the ________ point
Molecules are close together and moving over one another in what state of matter? (Solid, Liquid, Gas)
_________ is an ionized/ electrically charged gas
As temperature goes up the volume of the gas goes ___
As _____________ goes up the volume of the gas goes up as well
What phase change is a gas becoming a liquid?
In degrees fahrenheit, what is the boiling point of water?
What phase change is a gas becoming a plasma?
Plasma is an ionized/ electrically charged ________
When water gets heated from 20 Celsius to 120 Celsius, what phase change happens
A candle melting is a _________ change. (Physical, Chemical)
What phase change is a liquid becoming a gas?
What phase change is a liquid becoming a solid?
The temperature when solid turns to liquid is the _______point
In Degrees Kelvin what is the melting point of water
When water becomes vapor its molcules move ___________ (closer, farther apart)
Particles in a cold gas are moving ___________ than particles of a warm liquid. (Of the same substance)
In degrees fahrenheit, what is the melting point of water?
A candle burning is a _________ change. (Physical, Chemical)
____________ is the total energy of all the particles in an object
The temperature when liquid turns to solid is the________ point
When water gets heated from 20 Fahrenheit to 120 Fahrenheit, what phase change happens
As __________ goes down the pressure of the gas goes up
What phase change is a solid becoming a gas?
Particles of a ________ are very far apart and move freely around each other
Water changing to ice is a _________ change. (Physical, Chemical)
Scientists classify states of matter based on: particle arrangement, _____________of the particles, and distance between the particles.
Molecules are usually organized neatly in what state of matter? (Solid, Liquid, Gas)

Question	Answer
When vapor becomes water its molcules move ___________ (closer, farther apart)
_________ makes up most of the matter in the universe
What phase change is a plasma becoming a gas?
What type of change has energy that is taken in, and gets colder
Molecules are moving the slowest in what main state of matter? (Solid, Liquid, Gas)
Molecules are moving the fastest in what main state of matter? (Solid, Liquid, Gas)
Particles of a ________ are tightly packed, vibrating about a fixed position.
What type of change has energy that is released, and gets hotter
___________is the measure of the average energy of random motion of particles of matter
As volume goes _______ the pressure of the gas goes up
Crystalline solids have ____________ particles and specific melting point
What phase change is a solid becoming a liquid?
Ripping a paper into different pieces is a _________ change. (Physical, Chemical)
The particles of a __________are farther apart than the particles of a liquid
Scientists classify states of matter based on: particle arrangement, energy of the particles, and ________________between the particles.
In degrees celsius, what is the melting point of water?
_______ is an common example of a liquid with low viscosity
Particles of a ________ are tightly packed, but are able to slide over one another.
As temperature goes up the _________ of the gas goes up as well
Amorphous solids have disorganzied particles and __________ melting point
Molecules are the farthest apart in what main state of matter? (Solid, Liquid, Gas)
Thermal Energy always flows from _________ matter to cooler matter
In Degrees Kelvin what is the boiling point of water?
_______ is an common example of a liquid with high viscosity
__________ is the resistance of a liquid to flow
In degrees celsius, what is the boiling point of water?
As volume goes down the _________ of the gas goes up
A candle melting is a _________ change. (Physical, Chemical)
A candle burning is a _________ change. (Physical, Chemical)
Water changing to ice is a _________ change. (Physical, Chemical)
Ripping a paper into different pieces is a _________ change. (Physical, Chemical)
When vapor becomes water its molcules move ___________ (closer, farther apart)
Molecules are close together and moving over one another in what state of matter? (Solid, Liquid, Gas)
Molecules are usually organized neatly in what state of matter? (Solid, Liquid, Gas)
Molecules are moving the slowest in what main state of matter? (Solid, Liquid, Gas)
Molecules are moving the fastest in what main state of matter? (Solid, Liquid, Gas)
Molecules are the farthest apart in what main state of matter? (Solid, Liquid, Gas)
As temperature goes up the volume of the gas goes ___
As _____________ goes up the volume of the gas goes up as well
As __________ goes down the pressure of the gas goes up
As volume goes _______ the pressure of the gas goes up
As volume goes down the _________ of the gas goes up
The temperature when solid turns to liquid is the _______point
Particles of a ________ are very far apart and move freely around each other
Particles of a ________ are tightly packed, but are able to slide over one another.
In degrees fahrenheit, what is the melting point of water?
In degrees celsius, what is the melting point of water?
In degrees celsius, what is the boiling point of water?
In Degrees Kelvin what is the melting point of water?
In Degrees Kelvin what is the boiling point of water?
What phase change is a solid becoming a gas?
What phase change is a gas becoming a plasma?
What phase change is a plasma becoming a gas?
What phase change is a gas becoming a liquid?
What phase change is a liquid becoming a gas?
What phase change is a solid becoming a liquid?
What phase change is a liquid becoming a solid?
_______ is an common example of a liquid with low viscosity
_______ is an common example of a liquid with high viscosity
Particles in a cold gas are moving ___________ than particles of a warm liquid. (Of the same substance)
What type of change has energy that is released, and gets hotter
What type of change has energy that is taken in, and gets colder

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