States of Matter Answers

What is one difference between water and ice?

Which are properties of both a gas and a plasma? Check all that apply.can change shape to conform to a containerhas a rigid shape that does not change easilyis made up of free-moving ions and electronsis compressed more easily than other stateshas particles that can wiggle but cannot movehas particles that move freely from place to placewill expand to completely fill a closed container

A scientist wants to try to make a plasma.Which method can be used to make a plasma?

As more and more energy is added to the atoms of a solid plastic, the plastic will first change into

When a substance freezes, its atoms become locked in place so they do not move from one position to another. Therefore, any substance that is frozen is a

An illustration of 4 beakers labeled A, B, C and D with particles in them. Beaker A has singular particles with a lot of space between them. Beaker B has particles joined in pairs with a lot of space between them. Beaker C has individual particles closer together and in the bottom half of the beaker. Beaker D has individual particles against each other in the bottom half of the beaker in a fixed pattern.

When atoms get more and more energy, they can ionize. What can happen to a gas as more energy is added to its atoms?

When frozen ice cream melts, the atoms in the ice cream

Which are properties of a liquid? Check all that apply.can change shape to conform to a containerhas a rigid shape that does not change easilycontains free-moving ions and electronsis compressed more easily than other stateshas particles that can wiggle but cannot movehas particles that have some freedom to movewill expand to completely fill a closed container

A floating balloon can be formed when the substance helium is released from a compressed container into a flat rubber balloon. Then, the decompressed helium atoms expand and float up, making the rubber balloon expand around them and float with them. What is helium’s state when it does this?