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6.2 States Of Matter (GCSE Physics)
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What term best describes particles in gases?
In solids, particles are arranged:
Changing water from liquid state back into ice is called:
What state of matter has fixed shape and volume?
The particles in which state gain the most energy when heated?
When freezing happens, what state change occurs?
Which process happens when gas turns into a liquid?
When dry ice warms up and turns to carbon dioxide gas, what is this process called?
What happens to particles in a gas when heated?
The mass of ice melting into water:
Which state of matter fills the container but has a fixed volume?
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