1. States Of Matter

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I briefly reviewed differences between solids/liquids/gasses. Spent a little more time of surface tension and viscocity yearI used white boards and Prezi to discuss gas laws. (got to 1st gas law on day 1.) When looking at gasses, I also explained how a pressure gauge works. (maybe we could take the weight of some cars again?)
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Do the sections using text book in green. Save the orange for me to discuss

4. Motion: Particles vibrate in place; particles move slowly
Definite Shape
Definite volume
SOLIDS:
Motion: Particles vibrate in place; particles move slowly
Spacing: Close together
Attraction: Strong  particles held tightly in place
Compressible? No

5. Motion: Particles vibrate in place; particles move slowly
Definite Shape
Definite volume
SOLIDS:
Motion: Particles vibrate in place; particles move slowly
Spacing: Close together
Attraction: Strong  particles held tightly in place
Compressible? No

6. Two Types of Solids
Crystalline: orderly, 3D arrangement in repeating pattern of rows
Ex: Iron, diamonds, ice
Usually harder solids
Amorphous: atoms/molecules arranged in no particular order
Ex: rubber, wax
Usually softer solids

7. Crystalline:

8. Amorphous:

9. Motion: Particles slide past one another Spacing: Further apart
NO Definite Shape
Definite volume
LIQUIDS:
Motion: Particles slide past one another
Spacing: Further apart
Attraction: Moderate (but particles move fast enough to help overcome some of the attraction between them)
Compressible? No

10. Not very flowy = Viscous.
LIQUIDS: VISCOSITY
RESISTANCE TO FLOW:
Not very flowy = Viscous.
Just Show Part of it

11. LIQUIDS: SURFACE TENSION
Liquid especially attracted to itself at surface
Water has very high surface tension

12. LIQUIDS: SURFACE TENSION

13. GASES: Compressible? YES
NO Definite Shape
NO Definite volume
GASES:
Motion: Particles move quickly and independently of one another
Spacing: Particles very far apart
Attraction: Weak attraction between particles
Compressible? YES

14. GASES: Motion: Moving particles HIT THINGS = PRESSURE
NO Definite Shape
NO Definite volume
GASES:
Motion: Moving particles HIT THINGS = PRESSURE
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15. Plasmas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVEGJZxglIg
99 percent of known matter
Made of broken apart atoms (charged particles)
Conduct electricity
Very hot!
Examples: sun, lightning, fire, aurora borealis, fluorescent lights