0F=255kelvin
32F=273kelvin
70F=294kelvin
212F=373kelvin
Name: Scott
Sayles Date:
Class: States of Matter Simulation Lab
States of
Matter Simulation Lab
Before you open the simulation:
PREDICT
1. Draw a diagram below showing what you think the molecules
will look like for each state of matter, solid, liquid, and gas. Write a
sentence below each diagram predicting what the motion of the molecules will be
like.
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Solid
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Liquid
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Gas
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Diagram of molecules
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Sentence explaining how molecules will be moving.
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The molecules won’t be moving much at all and stay close
together.
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The molecules will be moving faster than the solid but
still not super quickly.
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The molecules will
be moving so quickly and be on speed.
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2. If you start with a substance as a solid, what will
happen to the molecules as you add thermal energy (heat)? The molecules will start to move more
and more quickly as you continue to add heat.
The molecules in the simulation aren't moving at all and are super close together. But absolute zero is impossible to get to. The oxygen and hydrogen are the ones that are attracted to each other.
Oxygen will become a liquid between 1.1 and 1.5 ATM and at 194 K.
It would definitely cover heat and thermo. It would also cover the models of solids gases and liquids. its hard to explain why these all exist at the same temperature and I think a model like this would help it.
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