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The model below shows a substance before and after a phase change. 
The model below shows a substance before and after a phase change.
What is freezing?
The model below showing a substance before and after a phase change.
The model below showing a substance before and after a phase change.
What is melting?
The model below showing a substance before and after a phase change.
The model below showing a substance before and after a phase change.
What is evaporation?
The model below showing a substance before and after a phase change. 
The model below showing a substance before and after a phase change.
What is sublimation?
The model below showing a substance before and after a phase change.
The model below showing a substance before and after a phase change.
What is deposition?
The model below shows a substance before and after a phase change. Energy must do this for this change to occur.
The model below shows a substance before and after a phase change. Energy must do this for this change to occur.
What is taken away?
The model below shows a substance before and after a phase change. Energy must do this for this change to occur.
The model below shows a substance before and after a phase change. Energy must do this for this change to occur.
What is be added?
The model below shows a substance before and after a phase change. Energy must do this for this change to occur.
The model below shows a substance before and after a phase change. Energy must do this for this change to occur.
What is be taken away?
The model below shows a substance before and after a phase change. Energy must do this for this change to occur.
The model below shows a substance before and after a phase change. Energy must do this for this change to occur.
What is be taken away?
The model below shows a substance before and after a phase change. Energy must do this for this change to occur.
The model below shows a substance before and after a phase change. Energy must do this for this change to occur.
What is be taken away?
True or false: Water molecules are attracted to one another.
True or false: Water molecules are attracted to one another.
True
True or False: When molecules move faster, the force of attraction between them decreases.
True or False: When molecules move faster, the force of attraction between them decreases.
False
The states of matter from weakest to strongest intermolecular forces.
The states of matter from weakest to strongest intermolecular forces.
What is gas, liquid, solid?
True or False: All substances have the same force of attraction between molecules.
True or False: All substances have the same force of attraction between molecules.
False
The stronger the force of attraction between molecules, the (lower/higher) the freezing point of that substance will be.
The stronger the force of attraction between molecules, the (lower/higher) the freezing point of that substance will be.
higher
Unlike most other substances, water does this when freezing.
Unlike most other substances, water does this when freezing.
What is takes up more space?
32 degrees Fahrenheit is the temperature that water does this.
32 degrees Fahrenheit is the temperature that water does this.
What is freeze?
The beakers both contain water. This beaker has the greater AVERAGE kinetic energy.
The beakers both contain water. This beaker has the greater AVERAGE kinetic energy.
What is Beaker B?
Clouds, fog, and your breath you see on a cold day are all water in this state.
Clouds, fog, and your breath you see on a cold day are all water in this state.
What is liquid?
This substance has a higher freezing point than water.
This substance has a higher freezing point than water.
What is <any solid at room temperature>?
the temperature that nitrogen becomes a liquid in Celsius (°C)
the temperature that nitrogen becomes a liquid in Celsius (°C)
What is -196 °C?
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