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Created and presented by group 4 Solid State of Matter 10.3 Created and presented by group 4

Pre-test 1)What is a solid? 2)Compare and contrast amorphous solids and crystalline solids? 3)What is the temperature at which a solid becomes a liquid and what is this process called?

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Structure of a Solid -Attractive forces tend to hold the particles of a solid in a relatively fixed positions, with only vibrational movement. -Has a definite shape and volume -Unlike liquids, solids have a much more ordered structure.

Solids Come in 2 Forms Crystalline Solids- These solids consist of crystals or groups of crystals fused together, and are held together by their crystal structure. These particles are organized in a coordinate system called a lattice. b Amorphous Solids- Solids that are not arranged into regular patterns. Formed in a way that prevents crystalline structures from taking shape. Examples of such solids include glasses and plastics.

Other Information -Solids have a definite melting point. -Solids have various molecular structures, some of which form crystalline substances. -If a solid lacks this rigid structure, but its still has other properties of a solid, it is considered an amorphous solid.

Oobleck! Materials: 1 cup water 1.5-2 cups corn starch A few drops of your choice of food coloring Procedures: Measure out materials Mix together Enjoy!