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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?
A puddle drying up on a summer day is a good example of:
What do you call the temperature when liquid water rapidly turns into steam?
The changing of gaseous water into ice crystals without becoming liquid first is called:
Water changing from gas back into liquid is known as:
Which is known as the reverse process of melting?
When a substance directly changes from solid to gas, what process is this?
Which state of matter expands the most when heated?
When ice cubes in a drink disappear over time, what process occurred?
During evaporation, water particles:
Which process involves heat energy being absorbed to turn ice into water?
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