Quiz 4: States of Matter, Physical Properties and Graphing Quiz

Density

Flammability

Tendency to bend then return to its former shape

Tendency to break not bend when struck

Electrical conductivity

the state in which particles are vibrating around a fixed position

the state in which particles can move past each other but stay about the same distance apart

the state in which particles will bounce against each other and the outer walls of their container, filling whatever container they are in

The state which is more energetic than the three other states of matter, in which particles can break into charged particles

The process of losing energy so that particles no longer bounce around freely but are held closer together

Time heated

Temperature of substance

Heating curve of Water

Heating curve of a Gas at room temperature

Heating curve of a Solid at room temperature

Going from B to C

Going from C to B

Going from B to A

Going from D to E

Going from E to D