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Does a solid have low energy or high energy

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Low energy which particles vibrate close together and in one place they lack the energy needed to move apart even slightly

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Amorphous real meaning means

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Lacking shape or shapeless

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kinetic energy si unit

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Thermometer

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What is the law of thermal energy

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Most all matter expands when heated

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What are some examples of crystalline solids

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Salt sugar sand water or ice

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What is a amorphous solid

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Appears to be a solid but lacks crystals

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Crystalline solids are

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✖️Repeating geometric patterns ✖️most solid are this type ✖️have specific melting and freezing temperatures ✖️relatively high temperatures

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Do liquids have indefinite space

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Yes takes shape of the container

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Plasma information

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🎻Very high energy 🎻very high temperature 🎻violent collisions between particles 🎻most common in stars ⭐️

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What is a crystalline solid

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Particles that are arranged and crystal forms

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Examples of plasma is

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Flour sent lights

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What are the 4 states of matter

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Solid liquid gas plasma

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Viscosity

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Refuse to flow fast

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High energy gas

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Enough energy to make the particles to completely separate from each other and move freely lots of empty space

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Amorphous examples

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Glass wax rubber plastic

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One exception is

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Water

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Definite volume

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Yes does not fill its. Container

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Moderate energy in liquid

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Now has enough energy for the particles to both vibrate and flow but however they will still remain very close together an cannot separate

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Expansion

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👛Heats absorbs 👛contacts shrinks 👛cooled loosened

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Amorphous solids temperature points

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Do not have any specific melting or freezing point instead they just get thinner and thinner

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Definite volume gas

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Will spread out to fill it's container

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How packed together are they in a solid

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Very packed

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Indenfite shape in a gas

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Will take the space of the container

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What is plasma

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It is a gas line mixture of positively and negatively charged particles the nuclei of atoms have been stripped of their electrons

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Thermal energy

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Total energy of all particles to include both kinetic and potential

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True or false it can be squeezed or compressed into a smaller volume

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False absolutely not

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Does solids define shape

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Yes

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What type of tool does matter depend on

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Temperature

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Can a solid be compressed

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No it cannot be compressed into a smaller volume

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