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3. WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE FIFTH STATE OF MATTER.
9. Alters form, not composition (two words)
12. HELD TOGETHER BY THE SAME KINDS OF FORCES THAT HOLDS LIQUID TOGETHER.
14. WHAT ACCOUNT FOR THE SURFACE TENSION OF A LIQUID?
16. is a phase change from solid to liquid through the application of heat.
17. BOOST IN DRAWING NUTRIENT-RICH WATER FROM SOIL UP THE STEM AND INTO THE LEAVES.
20. is a process of changing solid to gas directly without passing through the liquid phase
21. A SHAPELESS THAT DISORDERED STRUCTURE AT THE MICROSCOPIC LEVEL.
23. PRODUCES A DISTINCTIVE PATTERN TO IDENTIFY THE MATERIALS.
24. IT HAS A HIGH MELTING POINTS.
25. process of changing gas to solid without passing through the liquid phase.
26. WHAT TEMPERATURE AT WHICH A LIQUIDS VAPOR PRESSURE EQUALS THE SURROUNDING PRESSURE?

1. THE STATE OF MATTER IS AN INTERMEDIATE PHASE BETWEEN SOLID TO GAS.
2. A VERY STRONG AND HARD TO BREAK BECAUSE THEIR PARTICLES ARE HELD TOGETHER VERY CLOSELY.
4. IT HAS A WIDE RANGE OF MELTING POINTS.
5. THEY ARE ATOMS THAT MERGE AT SUPER LOW TEMPERATURE.
6. WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE PRESSURE EXERTED BY THE VAPOR OF A LIQUID IN A CLOSED CONTAINER?
7. WHAT TERM DESCRIBES A LIQUIDS TENDENCY TO EASILY TURN INTO A GAS AT NORMAL TEMPERATURE?
8. A PARTICLES WILL NOT ONLY BE ATTRACTED TO ONE ANOTHER.
10. WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE PROCESS BY WHICH WATER CHANGES FROM LIQUID TO A GAS?
11. when hydrogen peroxide (H₂O₂) becomes water, it cannot be seen since both liquids are clear but billions of attractive forces are being created and destroyed.
13. A GIANT SUBSTANCES HELD TOGETHER,AND THEY ARE ALSO NON-CONDUCTORS
15. WHAT PHENOMENON IS PRIMARILY DRIVEN BY COHESIVE FORCES AND RESULTS IN A MINIMIZED SURFACE AREA?
18. PARTICLES MOVE VERY QUICKLY BECAUSE OF THE EMPTY SPACE SURROUNDING THEM.
19. IT MEASURE OF HOW MUCH A LIQUID RESISTS FLOWING FREELY.
22. ELECTRICALLY-CHANGED PARTICLES.