As pressure increases the substance goes from gas to liquid to solid state.
As with increasing the pressure, the distance between atoms will decrease and that will affect it's motion so it will convert from easily motion of atoms in gas state to morr difficult motion in liquid and solid states
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Take a picture or draw a solid.
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Take a picture or draw a liquid.
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Take a picture or draw a gas or draw what the atoms are doing when in gas form.
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How are temperature and pressure related to the state of matter?
More pressure means less motion of atoms, so a gas becomes a liquid.
As pressure increases the substance goes from gas to liquid to solid state.
With increasing the pressure, the distance between atoms will decrease.
There is no relationship between temperature and pressure.
Temperature and pressure determine an object's state of matter.
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Describe the motion of atoms in a solid.
atoms are tightly packed and locked into place
atoms losely packed and slide past each other
atoms are not paced at all and slide past each other
Place an ice cube on the palm of your hand for 15 seconds. What happens?
The ice cube melts (changes from solid to liquid) because of the pressure
The ice cube melts (changes from solid to liquid because of the transfer of heat from your hand (conduction)
Describe the motion of atoms in a liquid.
atoms are tightly packed and locked into place
atoms losely packed and slide past each other
atoms are not paced at all and slide past each other
Put on a glove or double up a towel in your hand an squeeze an ice cube. What happens?
The ice cube melts (changes from solid to liquid because of the transfer of heat from your hand (conduction)
The ice cube melts (changes from solid to liquid) because of the pressure
Describe the motion of atoms in a gas.
atoms are tightly packed and locked into place
atoms losely packed and slide past each other
atoms are not paced at all and slide past each other
We covered heat transfer last week. What type of heat transfer in the asthensophere causes the pieces of Earth's lithosphere (tectonic plates) to move?
