Gases, Liquids and Solids

Properties of Solids, Liquids, and Gases

A solid has a definite _________masstexturevolume and a _________3Dirregulardefinite shape. The particles in a solid are _________free to move aroundmotionlesspacked tightly together. Particles in a solid move by _________sliding past one anothervibrating back and forth slightlyjiggling around. _________ViscosityAmorphousCrystallinesolids soften before melting. The particles in this type of solid are not arranged in regular pattern. Amorphous solids _________dodon't have a distinct melting point. Crystalline solids have a _________distinct color and shapedistinct pattern and melting point.

Liquids have no _________volumemassshape of their own. A liquid takes the shape of its container. Without a container liquids spread into a wide, shallow puddle. The _________shapevolumecolor of a liquid does not change. _________ViscosityValidityVariable is a term used to describe a liquids resistance to flow. Some liquids flow easier than others because the particles in liquids with _________high viscositylow viscosity are spread further apart.

Gases can change _________massvolume very easily. The _________containerdensity determines the volume and shape of a gas. The movement of gas particles could be described as _________staying in a fixed positionspreading apart quickly.

A solid has a definite volume a definite shape. The particles in a solid are packed tightly together . Particles in a solid move by vibrating back and forth slightly. Amorphous solids soften before melting. The particles in this type of solid are not arranged in regular pattern. Amorphous solids don't have a distinct melting point. Crystalline solids have adistinct pattern and melting point. 

Liquids have no shape of their own. A liquid takes the shape of its container. Without a container liquids spread into a wide, shallow puddle. The volume  of a liquid does not change. Viscosity  is a term used to describe a liquids resistance to flow. Some liquids flow easier than others because the particles in liquids with low viscosity  are spread further apart.

Gases can change volume  very easily. The container determines the volume and shape of a gas. The movement of gas particles could be described asspreading apart quickly.

Solid, liquid and Gases