States of Matter

1. What are the three (main) states of matter?
Gas, Solid, Liquid 2. Explain the properties of a solid, liquid, and a gas. Talk about the movement of particles. a. Solid – A solid has a shape, and is usually hard. And molecules are orginized b. Liquid – Liquid takes the shape of the container it's in. And moleclues are together, but unorginized c. Gas - Gas is usually transparent and takes the shape of any container and do not stick together. 3. Changing the state of matter is a physical change. When energy (in the form of heat) is added or taken away matter can change from one state to another. Test yourself with the below - You don't have to write these, just see if you can answer them. When energy is added to a solid, it will become a liquid. This process is called
(Melting or adding heat)
When heat is added to a liquid it will become a gas. This process is called (Evaporation)
When energy is taken away from a gas it will become a liquid. This process is called
(Condensation) When heat is taken away from a liquid it will become a solid. This process is called

Strategic Learning Reflection #2

One habit I need to work on is paying attention, because when I am next to a TV or something else I tend to wonder off. One way I help myself is, I could work in a place where I don't have devises in reach. It would help me and others because we would focus more and become less distracted.