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Final Jeopardy

States of Matter Jeopardy

$100 Question from H1

The definition of a solid is…

$100 Answer from H1

What is an object that has a definite shape and volume.

$200 Question from H1

A solid is a solid because the particles in a solid do not move fast enough to do this

$200 Answer from H1

What is overcome the attraction between each other?

$300 Question from H1

In order for a liquid to become a solid this must be removed from it.

$300 Answer from H1

What is energy?

$400 Question from H1

These solids have a very orderly 3-dimentional arrangement of particles. They are seen in repeating patterns or rows.

(Iron diamonds and ice are examples of this)

$400 Answer from H1

What is crystalline?

$500 Question from H1

These solids are made of particles that do not have a special arrangement. (Glass, rubber and wax are examples)

$500 Answer from H1

What is amorphous?

$100 Question from H2

The liquid is defined as this

$100 Answer from H2

What is an object that has a definite volumebut no definite shape?

$200 Question from H2

This is the the resistance of a liquid to flow.

$200 Answer from H2

What is viscosity?

$300 Question from H2

Water forms into spherical drops (seen here) because of this

$300 Answer from H2

What is surface tension?

$400 Question from H2

In a liquid, when heated this occurs when the pressure inside a bubbles equals the outside pressure on the bubble.

$400 Answer from H2

What is the liquid boils ?

$500 Question from H2

particles of a liquid with a high viscosity have this kind of attraction to each other.

$500 Answer from H2

What is high or strong?

$100 Question from H3

A gas is defined as this

$100 Answer from H3

What is a substance that has no defined shape or volume

$200 Question from H3

The amount of force exerted on a given area of a surface is this

$200 Answer from H3

What is pressure

$300 Question from H3

This is the measure of how fast particles in an object are moving.

$300 Answer from H3

What is temperature

$400 Question from H3

According to Boyle’s law if pressure is added to a gas at a constant temperature this will happen to the volume

$400 Answer from H3

What is decrease

$500 Question from H3

According to Charles's law adding heat to a gas at a constant pressure will cause this to happen to the volume.

$500 Answer from H3

What is increase?

$100 Question from H4

This is the process of changing from a solid to a liquid

$100 Answer from H4

What is Melting?

$200 Question from H4

This is the process of changing from a Gas to a liquid

$200 Answer from H4

What is condensation?

$300 Question from H4

Dry ice changing directly from a solid to a gas is an example this

$300 Answer from H4

What is Sublimation?

$400 Question from H4

The boiling point of a liquid does this as atmospheric pressure decreases.

$400 Answer from H4

What is it decreases?

$500 Question from H4

The particles of a substance do this depending on the state of the substance.

$500 Answer from H4

What is move differently ?

$100 Question from H5

Freezing is an example of this type of change because energy is removed from the substance.

$100 Answer from H5

What is an exothermic change?

$200 Question from H5

This type of matter is usually found at very high temperatures (seen in stars and lightning and neon signs)

$200 Answer from H5

What is the plasma?

$300 Question from H5

This is the 5th type of matter that occurs at extremely low temperatures in deep space.

$300 Answer from H5

What is Bose-Einstein Condensate

$400 Question from H5This picture represents what

scientific law

A B

$400 Answer from H5

What is Charles’s Law?

$500 Question from H5This picture is a representation of this scientific law

$500 Answer from H5

What is Boyle’s law?

Final Jeopardy

This is what happens at 0o K (also known as absolute 0) ?

Final Jeopardy Answer

What is all particles stop moving?