True or false, all solids are hard True or false, words used to describe solids are called properties

True or false, liquids take the shape of the container they are in

True or false, liquids are suck down by temperature to the bottom of the container

True or false, when you move a liquid to another container the volume changes

True or false, the temperature at which a solid turns into a liquid is the freezing point

True or false, surgical spirits and ice are solid at room temperature

True or false, the melting point of water is 0°C

True or false, a solid keeps its shape, well liquids have no fix shape or volume

True or false, a solid keeps its shape, well liquids have no fixed shape or volume

True or false, gases Will spread out to fill a container or just keep spreading around

True or false, gases have weight because they are affected by gravity

True or false, in a solid the particles are packed tightly together and vibrate quickly

True or false, as a solid heats up, particles move more quickly and take up more space

True or false, as a solid is heated up eventually eventually cannot keep it shape and becomes a gas

True or false, dissolving solids and liquids creates a solution

True or false, dissolving is when the solid particles disappear from sight

True or false, if it’s all it is dissolved, it can be retrieved by freezing liquid

True or false, when you combine a solid and a liquid dissolving always takes place

True or false, water boils it 100°C ( 212°F ) with bubbles of air

True or false, you need to give water heat (thermal) Energy to turn it into a gas

True or false, changing the amount of heat energy does not change how fast water changes states

True or false, the Gaseous state of water is called water vapor

True or false, lighting a match is a reversible change

True or false, changing boiling water to ice cubes can be reversed

True or false, cooking an egg is a nonreversible change