https://padlet.com/shershey/qrpf5mn01kcr 3rd- What makes liquid water, ice and water vapor different? en-us 2018-03-06 12:28:49 UTC 2023-11-30 05:00:07 UTC hello@padlet.com lumberg_harrison98 https://padlet.com/shershey/qrpf5mn01kcr/wish/238698755 Liquid: The particles are constantly moving and vibrating against eachother and they are taking the shape of the container.

Solid: The particles are very slow and vibrating against eachother and there are stiff together and do not take the shape of their container.

Gas: The particles are constantly moving quickely and bounce into of eachother  and the container, also they take the shape of their container and they are not packed together and spaced out.]]> 2018-03-06 16:08:03 UTC https://padlet.com/shershey/qrpf5mn01kcr/wish/238698755 ilsar_libby791 https://padlet.com/shershey/qrpf5mn01kcr/wish/238698898 The difference between liquid water, water vapor, and ice is the spacing of particles and speed of the particles. Liquid water particles have a little space between them, but they can become bunched up if the container it is being held in is small. Water vapor particles are spaced are spaced out way more than liquid and solid water. Solid water particles stick together and don’t spread apart although they do vibrate when stuck together. The more energy that they have, the more move they will move. The colder they are the less they’re going tomove.]]> 2018-03-06 16:08:17 UTC https://padlet.com/shershey/qrpf5mn01kcr/wish/238698898 https://padlet.com/shershey/qrpf5mn01kcr/wish/238699113 Water/liquids have molecules that are farther apart. Solid/ ice molecules are squished together, and gas molecules, like water vapor, are very far apart and spread out. Gasses have more energy than solids. Also, liquids vibrate because of their energy, when solids bounce around a little as a group. Solids are breakable, while liquids take the shape of their container as-well  as gases. 

]]> 2018-03-06 16:08:36 UTC https://padlet.com/shershey/qrpf5mn01kcr/wish/238699113 https://padlet.com/shershey/qrpf5mn01kcr/wish/238699452 They are all different forms, but they have the same type of molecules, H2O. When H2O is in liquid form the molecules are slightly spaced and move in a jiggly manner and they take the shape of their container. When H2O is in gas form it is moving constantly in random directions while jiggling. When H2O is in solid form the particles are compact, but still jiggling. While temperature changes the molecules react in different ways which causes it to change forms into liquids, solids, and gases. ]]> 2018-03-06 16:09:06 UTC https://padlet.com/shershey/qrpf5mn01kcr/wish/238699452 basu_praneel39 https://padlet.com/shershey/qrpf5mn01kcr/wish/238699463 They are different because solid,ice, has dense packed particles but are still moving and vibrating, liquid water, if put into a container will take its shape, also if you put the container out into the open for a long period of time the water will evaporate. As you can see in the picture the ice is a solid so it has dense particle, when exposed to light or any thermal energy the ice will melt. 

Solids: They stay in their state unless acted upon 

Liquids: They take the shape of their container and can evaporate 

Gas: It can take the shape of its container but also has the opportunity to move out  into the air and move freely.

Spacing: Ice which is a solid, has dense particles that are packed together, and vibrate, Liquid water which is a liquid will evaporate if exposed to thermal energy, water contains 3 atoms, 2 hydrogen atoms, 1 oxygen atom. Water vapor has fast moving molecules and vibrate very fast and bump into each other occasionally.
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]]> 2018-03-06 16:09:07 UTC https://padlet.com/shershey/qrpf5mn01kcr/wish/238699463 dorf_alec86 https://padlet.com/shershey/qrpf5mn01kcr/wish/238700685 I The way they are different is because water vapor is really like a mist and ice can not be vaporized becuse it is a solid. Liquid also takes the shape of it’s container and solids do not.  And vapor just travels up in the air. ]]> 2018-03-06 16:10:54 UTC https://padlet.com/shershey/qrpf5mn01kcr/wish/238700685