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CHANGING
STATES OF MATTER
CUT & PASTE
Name
STATES OF MATTER CUT & PASTE (ANSWERS)
STATE ADD NEW
STATE EXAMPLE
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STATES OF MATTER CUT & PASTE
STATE ADD NEW
STATE EXAMPLE
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STATES OF MATTER CUT & PASTE
STATE ADD NEW
STATE
EXAMPLE
Name
CHANGING STATES OF MATTER CUT & PASTE
Background:
Solids: A solid has a definite shape and
can always be seen. Molecules in a solid are
tightly packed together.
Liquids: Liquids do not have a definite shape
but do have a definite volume. In a liquid,
molecules are not as tightly packed together.
Gases: A gas has no definite shape and has no
definite volume. It often is invisible. You cannot see
gases because their molecules are really far apart.
NOTE TO USERS: I have recently added an additional set of these worksheets (on the following pages). Instead of adding COLD to matter for it to change states, what really happens is that the matter LOSES HEAT. This can be a difficult concept for students depending on the age you are using it with. I have left both versions in so that you can decide which best suits your users!
Name
STATES OF MATTER CUT & PASTE (ANSWERS)
STATE CHANGE NEW
STATE EXAMPLE
STATES OF MATTER CUT & PASTE
STATE CHANGE NEW
STATE EXAMPLE
Name________________________________
STATES OF MATTER CUT & PASTE
STATE CHANGE NEW
STATE
EXAMPLE
