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Chapter 9 — Introduction to States of Matter + 7 more topics

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Course Syllabus

  1. Introduction to States of Matter
  2. Changes of State: Terminology and Processes
  3. The Kinetic Particle Model: Fundamentals
  4. Temperature and Particle Motion
  5. Temperature Scales and Conversions
  6. Gas Pressure Explained by Particle Collisions
  7. Brownian Motion and Evidence for Particle Movement
  8. Consolidating the Kinetic Particle Model

Study Notes

Introduction to States of Matter

You encounter the three main states of matter—solid, liquid, and gas—all the time. Think of an ice cube, a glass of water, and steam from a kettle. Each is made of the same substance (water), but they behave very differently because their particles are arranged differently and have different amounts of energy.

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