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The Three States of Matter

Solids , Liquids and Gases. The Three States of Matter. Solid. Solids have a definite size, shape and mass. Atoms vibrate in one place. Atoms are more condensed than in liquids or gases. Some examples of solids are ice , snow, trees, and houses. Liquid.

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The Three States of Matter

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  1. Solids , Liquids and Gases The Three States of Matter

  2. Solid • Solids have a definite size, shape and mass. • Atoms vibrate in one place. • Atoms are more condensed than in liquids or gases. • Some examples of solids are ice , snow, trees, and houses.

  3. Liquid • Liquids have a certain volume but not mass. • Atoms move quickly enough to overcome most attraction. • Atoms aren’t as condensed as solids but don’t move as freely as gases. • Liquids take the shape of a container. • Some examples of liquids are water , gasoline and soda.

  4. Gas • Gases don’t have a certain size , shape or mass. • Atoms move fast enough to overcome all attraction. • Atoms are able to move freely. • Some examples of gases are oxygen , helium , and carbon dioxide.

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