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1. States where molecules lack heat, resulting in them not moving very fast, like solids, have lower energy levels. Compared to solids, gas has higher heat , resulting in faster movement within the molecules, which ends up with higher energy levels. Liquids have a medium energy level, ranging between the lower and higher energy levels. Molecules of a liquid aren't as stiff as a solid but molecules don't spread out either like a gas would, so this regular movement would result in that energy level.

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1. Solid: Ice cube   Liquid: Lemonade   Gas: Fog

2. Solid to liquid: melting   Liquid to solid: Freezing   Liquid to Gas: Boiling   Gas to liquid: Condensation   Solid to Gas: Sublimation   Gas to solid: deposition

3. Matter is all around us. Matter is the air you are breathing.

Even in solids there is a small space between the atoms

Liquids do not hold their shape at room temperature

Gases are always moving. There is so much space between the atoms in gas that you can move around in them easily

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1. The states/phases of matter are the physical molecules that make up a certain state. There are three

states that are present in our universe. Solid, liquid, and gas and each state goes through processes when environment and temperature is adjusted, to convert from one state to another. Solid is a state where molecules are closely backed in columns, resulting in exact volume, density, and shape. Liquid is a state where molecules are loosened up, resulting in fluid like substance with no definite shape but volume. Gas is a state where molecules spread out, resulting in no physical shape of fixed volume. Each state goes through phases where heat is deducted and added, to transform into another state.

2. The one state that has definite volume and shape is a solid. Molecules are packed together in columns, while the molecules move at slow speed, resulting in strong density, and an exact shape and volume.

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On the left it is the answer for question 3 and below is for 4

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Interesting Facts about each state of matter 

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Interesting Facts about each state of matter 

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1.

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Question #5

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How close the forces are to each other and how strong the forces are. 

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How close the forces are to each other and how strong the forces are. 

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Question 3 each state. Reference

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By powerpoint

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Vaporization