Kinetic Molecular Theory Quiz

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Put the state of matter in order from greatest to least based on the Kinetic Energy Levels.

HINT: Put the state of matter with the greatest kinetic energy first, then the next highest, etc.

Liquid
Gas
Solid
Plasma

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Which is the most dense state of matter (density refers to how tightly the particles are packed.

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Deposition is caused by a rapid __________ in thermal energy. 

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This phase of matter exists when the electrons are stripped away from the nucleus due to large amounts of energy

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Which phase of matter has the following properties:
- Volume/Shape changes to FILL its container
- WIDELY spaced particles that zoom around at high speed

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Which phase of matter has the following properties:
- Fixed Volume
- Fixed Shape
- No space between the particles
- Particles vibrate in a fixed position

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Which phase change is frost an example of?

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Which phase change is dew (found on the grass in the morning) an example of?

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Which phase change is steam an example of?

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Which phase change is dry ice an example of?
Dry Ice is frozen/super-cooled carbon dioxide that instantly turns into a gas when it comes into contact with room temperatures

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Which phase change occurs when heat enters a liquid and the particles start to move quickly until they are spaced far apart and moving freely,

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This phase change occurs when a solid is exposed to enough heat and/or the pressure is decreased so that the particles spread out enough to begin to slide past each other at a moderate speed.

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All ___________   is made up of small ______________   that are in _____________   _______________  . The_________   of the particle's _______________   and the amount of __________   between them will determine the substance's ____________________   

The word motion is listed twice. 
**Make sure you use the "Motion(1)" option BEFORE you use "Motion(2)" in the phrase above. Otherwise, it will count it wrong.

Kinetic Molecular Theory Quiz

Put the state of matter in order from greatest to least based on the Kinetic Energy Levels.

HINT: Put the state of matter with the greatest kinetic energy first, then the next highest, etc.

Which is the most dense state of matter (density refers to how tightly the particles are packed.

This phase of matter exists when the electrons are stripped away from the nucleus due to large amounts of energy

Which phase of matter has the following properties:
- Volume/Shape changes to FILL its container
- WIDELY spaced particles that zoom around at high speed

Which phase of matter has the following properties:
- Fixed Volume
- Fixed Shape
- No space between the particles
- Particles vibrate in a fixed position

Which phase change is frost an example of?

Which phase change is dew (found on the grass in the morning) an example of?

Which phase change is steam an example of?

Which phase change is dry ice an example of?
Dry Ice is frozen/super-cooled carbon dioxide that instantly turns into a gas when it comes into contact with room temperatures

Which phase change occurs when heat enters a liquid and the particles start to move quickly until they are spaced far apart and moving freely,

This phase change occurs when a solid is exposed to enough heat and/or the pressure is decreased so that the particles spread out enough to begin to slide past each other at a moderate speed.

Solid to Liquid phase change is known as _________

Liquid to Gas phase change is known as _________

Solid to Gas phase change is known as _________

Gas to Liquid phase change is known as _________

Liquid to Solid phase change is known as _________

Gas to Solid phase change is known as _________

Put the state of matter in order from greatest to least based on the Kinetic Energy Levels.

HINT: Put the state of matter with the greatest kinetic energy first, then the next highest, etc.

Which is the most dense state of matter (density refers to how tightly the particles are packed.

This phase of matter exists when the electrons are stripped away from the nucleus due to large amounts of energy

Which phase of matter has the following properties:
- Volume/Shape changes to FILL its container
- WIDELY spaced particles that zoom around at high speed

Which phase of matter has the following properties:
- Fixed Volume
- Fixed Shape
- No space between the particles
- Particles vibrate in a fixed position

Which phase change is frost an example of?

Which phase change is dew (found on the grass in the morning) an example of?

Which phase change is steam an example of?

Which phase change is dry ice an example of?
Dry Ice is frozen/super-cooled carbon dioxide that instantly turns into a gas when it comes into contact with room temperatures

Which phase change occurs when heat enters a liquid and the particles start to move quickly until they are spaced far apart and moving freely,

This phase change occurs when a solid is exposed to enough heat and/or the pressure is decreased so that the particles spread out enough to begin to slide past each other at a moderate speed.

Solid to Liquid phase change is known as _________

Liquid to Gas phase change is known as _________

Solid to Gas phase change is known as _________

Gas to Liquid phase change is known as _________

Liquid to Solid phase change is known as _________

Gas to Solid phase change is known as _________

Kinetic Molecular Theory Quiz

Kinetic Molecular Theory Quiz

Put the state of matter in order from greatest to least based on the Kinetic Energy Levels. HINT: Put the state of matter with the greatest kinetic energy first, then the next highest, etc.

Which is the most dense state of matter (density refers to how tightly the particles are packed.

This phase of matter exists when the electrons are stripped away from the nucleus due to large amounts of energy

Which phase of matter has the following properties:- Volume/Shape changes to FILL its container- WIDELY spaced particles that zoom around at high speed

Which phase of matter has the following properties:- Fixed Volume- Fixed Shape- No space between the particles- Particles vibrate in a fixed position

Which phase change is frost an example of?

Which phase change is dew (found on the grass in the morning) an example of?

Which phase change is steam an example of?

Which phase change is dry ice an example of?Dry Ice is frozen/super-cooled carbon dioxide that instantly turns into a gas when it comes into contact with room temperatures

Which phase change occurs when heat enters a liquid and the particles start to move quickly until they are spaced far apart and moving freely,

This phase change occurs when a solid is exposed to enough heat and/or the pressure is decreased so that the particles spread out enough to begin to slide past each other at a moderate speed.

Solid to Liquid phase change is known as _________

Liquid to Gas phase change is known as _________

Solid to Gas phase change is known as _________

Gas to Liquid phase change is known as _________

Liquid to Solid phase change is known as _________

Gas to Solid phase change is known as _________

Put the state of matter in order from greatest to least based on the Kinetic Energy Levels. HINT: Put the state of matter with the greatest kinetic energy first, then the next highest, etc.

Which is the most dense state of matter (density refers to how tightly the particles are packed.

This phase of matter exists when the electrons are stripped away from the nucleus due to large amounts of energy

Which phase of matter has the following properties:- Volume/Shape changes to FILL its container- WIDELY spaced particles that zoom around at high speed

Which phase of matter has the following properties:- Fixed Volume- Fixed Shape- No space between the particles- Particles vibrate in a fixed position

Which phase change is frost an example of?

Which phase change is dew (found on the grass in the morning) an example of?

Which phase change is steam an example of?

Which phase change is dry ice an example of?Dry Ice is frozen/super-cooled carbon dioxide that instantly turns into a gas when it comes into contact with room temperatures

Which phase change occurs when heat enters a liquid and the particles start to move quickly until they are spaced far apart and moving freely,

This phase change occurs when a solid is exposed to enough heat and/or the pressure is decreased so that the particles spread out enough to begin to slide past each other at a moderate speed.

Solid to Liquid phase change is known as _________

Liquid to Gas phase change is known as _________

Solid to Gas phase change is known as _________

Gas to Liquid phase change is known as _________

Liquid to Solid phase change is known as _________

Gas to Solid phase change is known as _________

Put the state of matter in order from greatest to least based on the Kinetic Energy Levels.

HINT: Put the state of matter with the greatest kinetic energy first, then the next highest, etc.

Which phase of matter has the following properties:
- Volume/Shape changes to FILL its container
- WIDELY spaced particles that zoom around at high speed

Which phase of matter has the following properties:
- Fixed Volume
- Fixed Shape
- No space between the particles
- Particles vibrate in a fixed position

Which phase change is dry ice an example of?
Dry Ice is frozen/super-cooled carbon dioxide that instantly turns into a gas when it comes into contact with room temperatures

Put the state of matter in order from greatest to least based on the Kinetic Energy Levels.

HINT: Put the state of matter with the greatest kinetic energy first, then the next highest, etc.

Which phase of matter has the following properties:
- Volume/Shape changes to FILL its container
- WIDELY spaced particles that zoom around at high speed

Which phase of matter has the following properties:
- Fixed Volume
- Fixed Shape
- No space between the particles
- Particles vibrate in a fixed position

Which phase change is dry ice an example of?
Dry Ice is frozen/super-cooled carbon dioxide that instantly turns into a gas when it comes into contact with room temperatures