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1.2 Changes Of State (GCSE Chemistry)
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Which state of matter has particles held in fixed, rigid positions?
Which state of matter has particles with the largest amount of energy?
The changing of gaseous water into ice crystals without becoming liquid first is called:
Which is known as the reverse process of melting?
A puddle drying up on a summer day is a good example of:
Changing water from a liquid to a solid is called:
Which state of matter expands the most when heated?
During evaporation, water particles:
When ice cubes in a drink disappear over time, what process occurred?
What do you call the temperature when liquid water rapidly turns into steam?
Which of these correctly describes a liquid changing to a gas?
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