Phase Change/States of Matter KWL chart by ASHLEY NICHOLES

anicholes11 — 2025-01-31 13:35:01 UTC

Before the lesson, write down what you already know about Phase Change.

Hints- solid/liquid/gas, how do the molecules move in each state? What does each state look like? What makes a phase change (solid to liquid, liquid to gas, liquid to solid, etc.?)

anicholes11 — 2025-01-31 13:35:01 UTC

After the lesson, write down new facts or understandings you've gained.

anicholes11 — 2025-01-31 13:35:01 UTC

Before the lesson, write down what you want to know about Phase Change

anicholes11 — 2025-01-31 13:41:48 UTC

anicholes11 — 2025-01-31 13:44:06 UTC

LebronJ23 — 2025-02-04 15:36:27 UTC

I know that ice is a solid and once melted it turns into water due to a certain temputure then if it stays as that water it will evaporate slowly then it will fill in as a gas then turn back into a liquid.

justinc1165 — 2025-02-04 15:36:53 UTC

What I want to know about phase change is how to do it or make the process easier.

sofial68_ — 2025-02-04 15:36:56 UTC

Something I already know about phase change is that they all have different forms and their molecules change differently over time. I also know that when ice melts, it turns into a liquid which is known as water.

2025-02-04 15:37:11 UTC

Ik that when the water is frozen the molecules are all tight together but when it’s not frozen the molecules are not tight and they can move around

-selena

LebronJ23 — 2025-02-04 15:37:22 UTC

I want to know what the process is called and how gas is changing into a liquid or form.

2025-02-04 15:37:24 UTC

I know that a gas is just air like a fart a solid is like titanium or metal and liquid is like water of juice

2025-02-04 15:37:32 UTC

I know that solid is like a rock and water is liquid and smoke is gas

emilyt223 — 2025-02-04 15:37:42 UTC

What I k ow about phase change right now is that there are different stages for something to change for example it can go from a solid, to a liquid and then to a gas.

-Emily T

2025-02-04 15:37:52 UTC

There are different ways to see things and the most 3 are gas liquids solid and they heave there own way to move in molecules. Guntaas

sofial68_ — 2025-02-04 15:38:00 UTC

I want to know how water evaporates into gas overtime and how long ice takes in order to melt into water.

2025-02-04 15:38:05 UTC

Quirky iguana is Wassem don’t ask

2025-02-04 15:38:10 UTC

Well I know that a solid is like ice and you wait for it it melt and the liquid will stay the same until it evaporates and the gas will maybe also evaporate.

2025-02-04 15:38:15 UTC

I what to know where does the condensation goes

williamc557_ — 2025-02-04 15:38:16 UTC

Any of these kinds of liquids/solids/gas can be turned into a different kind of form of what they are, like, ice can start melting and turn into a liquid.

kayleb6 — 2025-02-04 15:38:27 UTC

I know that water can change based on the temperature like if its really cold then its ice if it’s a normal temperature then it’s just water

2025-02-04 15:38:27 UTC

I know that solid molecules are more together than the other different types of molecules. Gas molecules are more complex than the others. And liquid molecules are just stuck together on the bottom of a cup?

2025-02-04 15:38:37 UTC

I know how the molecules in each cup react differently because of the liquid that is in there make make the molecules react different.

2025-02-04 15:38:44 UTC

I want to know more about phrase change

valentinaq6 — 2025-02-04 15:38:47 UTC

I know that gas flows around and liquid and solid stay still

jordana212_ — 2025-02-04 15:38:52 UTC

Ice is a physical, solid form of water. (And of course water is the liquid from it). So it’s a solid to liquid. However, if water is in very cold temperatures, it could turn to ice, so that would be liquid to solid.

2025-02-04 15:38:55 UTC

How do they change to a different change

2025-02-04 15:38:57 UTC

Why do we not feel the molecules moving guntaas

2025-02-04 15:38:58 UTC

I know that Phase Change is The conversion of matter from one state to another.

justinc1165 — 2025-02-04 15:39:08 UTC

I know that ice is a solid liquid and when it’s melted it’s could turn into hot water or cold water and I think in a ice cube there have fewer molecules than the liquid that not frozen.

jordanb323 — 2025-02-04 15:39:23 UTC

I know that there is 3 ties of phases or states of any liquid there a solid but it will melt Then there is a liquid it is like water it moves a lot and finally there is a gas is like air but is little water molceus.

williamc557_ — 2025-02-04 15:39:24 UTC

I want to know if they are the same but in different forms

2025-02-04 15:39:27 UTC

How does it transition

2025-02-04 15:39:30 UTC

That when a solid turns into liquid, it becomes a less condensed form of the liquid and when the liquid becomes a gas it means that it has fully evaporated into a less condensed form of water

2025-02-04 15:40:03 UTC

deandre -i know that solid and liquid = gas and i know ice is a solid an once it melted it turnes into water but due to gas it turnes back in to a liquid / Alison- gas is air , liquid is like water, And well solid is like liquid but like a rock at the same time ,

valentinaq6 — 2025-02-04 15:40:27 UTC

I want to know how gas goes into its form

2025-02-04 15:40:30 UTC

I know that a solid is hard. And a Solid can turn into a liquid like for example ice, it would melt after some time. A liquid is like a melting ice cube it turns watery. A gas is like Air but you can’t see it.

rachelh153_ — 2025-02-04 15:40:35 UTC

I know that a solid is hard and has a shape and break.Liquid is a consistency that’s not a solid or gas and it doesn’t break.Gas is not visible to the human eye and its could be vapor or something invisible.

2025-02-04 15:40:43 UTC

-Selena

Ik that when the water is frozen the molecules are all tight together but when it’s not frozen the molecules are not tight and they can move around

2025-02-04 15:41:17 UTC

I know that the ice cubes contains water when melted it is normal not cold but it can also be different for an example steam is a type of gas it is the gas of evaporated water which is the water that causes the air bubbles up

sunayaah — 2025-02-04 15:53:47 UTC

I want to know how long it takes to melt into water

sunayaah — 2025-02-04 15:55:46 UTC

I know solid it as hard as a rock and has it basically like air

2025-02-04 16:17:33 UTC

Phase:A noticeable different form or state of the same substance.

2025-02-05 18:10:21 UTC

I agree with Dana

2025-02-05 18:12:19 UTC

I know that solid is hard as a rock