States of Matter Properties
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States of Matter Properties
Sort the evidence
A field team finds these materials: a metal drink bottle, water, air inside a beach ball, honey, a smooth pebble and steam rising from a kettle. Classify each as a solid, liquid or gas.
Metal drink bottle: __________________
Water: __________________
Air in a beach ball: __________________
Honey: __________________
Smooth pebble: __________________
Steam from a kettle: __________________
- Both keep a fixed shape and fixed volume.
- A liquid keeps a fixed volume but takes the shape of its container; a gas spreads out to fill its container.
- A liquid fills its container, but a gas keeps a fixed shape.
- Neither has particles.
- They vibrate in fixed positions only.
- They slide past one another while staying close together.
- They are still and have no movement.
- They move freely far apart and always leave the container.
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