Joey Campeotto Chapter 18, Section 3 by Joseph Campeotto

Endothermic (Joey Campeotto)

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Endothermic is when a object changes state and gains energy. For example ice needs energy to separate and turn into water.

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Melting is when a solid object becomes a liquid due to adding heat.

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The temperature when a solid becomes a liquid.

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The change of a substance from a liquid to a gas. On the top of the liquid.

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The change of a substance from a liquid to a gas. From all parts of the liquid.

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The temperature when the liquid boils.

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A change of one state to another.

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A change of state from a solid to a gas, skipping liquid entirely. For example dry ice turns to a gas and skips the liquid state.