Reviewing Particle Movement in Matter by Jonathan Gyorfi

Directions

jgyorfi1 — 2022-04-27 22:30:21 UTC

Share what you observe when the particles are "heated" versus being "cooled." Describe them using the words Kinetic Energy, volume, and mass. Add a Giphy to your answer.

Directions

jgyorfi1 — 2022-04-27 22:31:30 UTC

Share what you observe when the particles are "heated" versus being "cooled." Describe them using the words Kinetic Energy, volume, and mass. Add a Giphy to your answer.

Directions

jgyorfi1 — 2022-04-27 22:31:47 UTC

Share what you observe when the particles are "heated" versus being "cooled." Describe them using the words Kinetic Energy, volume, and mass. Add a Giphy to your answer.

Solids

qs8349 — 2022-04-28 15:22:40 UTC

when the particles are cooled there is little kinetic energy and they were close together with some volume. But when it is hot they are moving a lot faster and have a lot more volume compared to them being cooled.

liquid

mc8282 — 2022-04-28 15:22:54 UTC

When the liquid is cold the volume of the liquid moves slower and when it is heated it moves at a faster pace

Solid

2022-04-28 15:23:13 UTC

When the particles are being heated they start to move more. When the particles are being cooled they almost completely stop moving and stay exactly where they are (they vibrate a little).

first when its all the way cold it moves very slowly when it all the way hot then it moves fast.

al4798 — 2022-04-28 15:23:34 UTC

Liquids

2022-04-28 15:24:32 UTC

When the liquid is cold the volume is moving slowly. But when the liquid is hot the volume of the water is moving really fast.

-Zoe, Katherine & Mnahil

mf5210 — 2022-04-28 15:24:44 UTC

When the particles are heated, they have more room to expand and get a higher amount of kinetic energy. They take up more volume of the bottle. When the Particles are cooled, they are pushed downward and have less volume area of the bottle to move around and thus, get cooler. That causes them to become more steady.

liquid

2022-04-28 15:24:50 UTC

A substance is said to be in the liquid state if its boiling point is above the room temperature and melting point is above the room temperature at the atmospheric pressure water, alcohol, milk. Characteristics of Liquid State: Liquids do not have a definite shape but have a definite volume

Gases

ng7779 — 2022-04-28 15:24:51 UTC

when the particles are heated they start to move fast and pas by each other in a little bubble that rises, but when particles are cooled down they start to slow down and hit each other again and the bubble decreases its size

Gases - Gino

2022-04-28 15:24:52 UTC

Hot Water:
Movement - Looks like it has 3 eyebrows minimum.
Spacing - Far apart, not touching too much, sometimes colliding with each other.
Pattern - No specific Pattern.
Cold Water:
Movement - 2 eyebrows maximum, not too speedy
Spacing - Not too far apart, but not too close together either, so around a medium distance
Pattern - No specific Pattern.

When water is heated, it has a lot of kinetic energy and the interspace betwixt the particles enlarges. When it is colder, the kinetic energy relaxes and the distance between the two contracts

jp2387 — 2022-04-28 15:25:26 UTC

kc8289 — 2022-04-28 15:26:03 UTC

when its hot, its random and moving fast, no arrangement. when cold, its still random, no arrangement, but slows down from going hot to cold, it also is slightly more compact since it is shrinking from hot to cold

Zoya Zainab Kaylee

2022-04-28 15:27:01 UTC

Movement: Random movement and very fast. They almost are rolling off each other.

Spacing: Space is super open. The space is open.

Pattern: They are bouncing off each other. The are not organized at all.

2022-04-28 15:34:16 UTC

Solid

2022-04-28 15:35:16 UTC

When particles get hotter the particles started moving faster and more unorganized. When a solid is heated the volume increases but the mass decreases compared to the regular mass and volume of a cold solid

Gases

js6114 — 2022-04-28 15:35:44 UTC

HOT
Movement: FAST the heat made the kinetic energy move fast.
Spacing: Far apart, no type of intyeraction but bumping into eachother.
Pattern: not type of pattern
Cold
Movment: slow, like the coldness kills the speed.
Spacing: far apart and bump into eachother
Pattern: no pattern

2022-04-28 15:35:55 UTC

Solids(By:Angelo and Diego)

ah8265 — 2022-04-28 16:31:24 UTC

When particles get hotter the particles started moving faster and become less organized. When a solid is heated the volume increases but the mass decreases compared to the regular mass and volume of a cold solid.

Liquids

ad9542 — 2022-04-28 16:32:05 UTC

When the liquid is cold the volume moves slower but when the liquid is hot the volume moves rapidly

ah8265 — 2022-04-28 16:32:33 UTC

Liquid

ma5122 — 2022-04-28 16:33:28 UTC

When the liquid is cold the particles are closer together and the volume of the liquid moves slower. When its heated the water has a lot of kinetic energy.

sierra and teresa

2022-04-28 16:34:11 UTC

When the particles are heated they gain greater kinetic energy and speed up, creating a bubble going up. When the particles are cooled they start to slow down and the bubbles goes inside.

Solid

2022-04-28 16:35:56 UTC

When the particles are cooled its moving so slow in a row and when hot kinetic Energy comes in it makes the particles move really fast but its fast moving in a row.

Gas

2022-04-28 16:36:13 UTC

When the gases are heated there is more kinetic energy due to the temperature increasing. When the gases are cold they're more steady and move slower due to the low temperature.

Elly and Aleena

as8346 — 2022-04-28 16:36:32 UTC

Hot: Gas
Movement: Very fast movement
Spacing: Wide spacing
Pattern: There is a zig-zag pattern
Cold: Gas
Movement: Slows down then before
Spacing: Wide spacing
Pattern: There is still a zig-zag pattern

bs1118 — 2022-04-28 16:36:40 UTC

hot water in a nutshell

Solids - Lejon and Sirtaaj

lt8664 — 2022-04-28 16:37:18 UTC

When the particles are "cooled" they are moving slowly. They are still spaced pretty close to each other. They also keep their pattern. When the particles are "heated" they move faster, and get farther apart from each other. These also keep their pattern.

Gasses - Kristeen&Bhumika

ko8585 — 2022-04-28 16:38:09 UTC

When heated, the molecules in gas gain more kinetic energy. Already, having a ton of energy, they gain much more further needed more room to expand. Such as in the experiments we observed, when gas is heated, they turn into the flash and start escaping (the bubble). On the other hand, when cooled, their kinetic energy lowers and they slow down. But as they are still in gas form, they are still pretty fast. When gases get heated far too much, they start to bump into each other and heat starts to transfer from hot to cold causing a term we know, conduction. Gases are very unique since they have the most kinetic energy than all the other forms of matter.

GAS GAS GAS

bn8158 — 2022-04-28 18:01:36 UTC

When the gas is heated, the particles speed up, making the bubble go up. When the gas is being cooled, the particles are slowed down, and are gravitating to the bottom of the bottle.

liquid

sd2743 — 2022-04-28 18:02:30 UTC

Liquid particles are fast, and even faster in HOT water. The liquid particles are just close enough to be together but not enough to be soliddddd. The liquid is on the bottom.

Gas

mf1380 — 2022-04-28 18:04:19 UTC

When heated Gas molecules move very fast, crashing and bouncing off each other. They have space to move around; they are not crowded. Their pattern is moving upward and to make the bubble rise.

When cold gas molecules slow down therefore making the bubble sink. They still have space but don't bounce of each other as often. They start to move down.

Liquids

lm9856 — 2022-04-28 18:06:27 UTC

When the particles are extremely cold, they are in a more orderly fashion. They have way less space in between, and are moving slowly. When they are extremely hot, they move rapidly and all over the place, and have a lot more space between them than when they are cold.

rocc

2022-04-28 18:06:33 UTC

When it's cold, its vibrating in place. Very close but not touching. In a grid formation. When it's hot, it's vibrating a lot more, bouncing barely to each other. Spacing can be not too wide and not too narrow in all areas. It's crowded, sort of organized.

Liquid Ty and Anthony

tp8123 — 2022-04-28 18:07:10 UTC

Hot
Movement: Fast
Spacing: Lot volume and space
Pattern: Moves in a random formation
Cold
Movement: Slow
Spacing: Like to inches of room
Pattern: A square

gasses yeah

nd8013 — 2022-04-28 18:07:48 UTC

when heated gasses speeds up making the bubble go in

-Sabina-

2022-04-28 18:07:53 UTC

(You're welcome for the image, ANYWAYS)

Basically when gases are exposed to hot liquids the heat is transferred making the gases inside the bottle faster than the ones outside making the bubble rise. The same thing goes for the cold liquid, when exposed to cold in a bottle the molecules slow down, slower than the molecules outside which makes the bubble drop inside the bottle.

Gass( Sagarika)

sk1143 — 2022-04-28 18:08:11 UTC

When the particles are cooled there are little kinetic energy which makes the bubble go down. In the other hand when the water is hot the bubble goes up due to the gravity pressure.

Gas Man

ca6065 — 2022-04-28 18:08:52 UTC

When heat the molecules go co co for coco puffs. But when cool, they start to calm down and slow themselves more.

Solids

mw6271 — 2022-04-28 18:08:53 UTC

When the particles are cooled they dont move much and they are very close together. When the particles are heated they move more, and they arent that close together.

Gas molecules tend to bounce around quicker and more freely.

mk8752 — 2022-04-29 15:24:19 UTC

Gases (Gursimrat, Tala, Alejandro)

2022-04-29 15:25:38 UTC

When gases are hot, they have a lot of kinetic energy. They're basically going places. When gases are cool, they still move a lot but they are at a slower pace than the hotter ones.

Gas

2022-04-29 15:25:54 UTC

Gas molecules usually move freely and bounce around their area of space rapidly and quickly.

am8312 — 2022-04-29 15:26:10 UTC

Solids

2022-04-29 15:26:33 UTC

When the particles in solids are heated they begin to move a lot faster. But when they are cooled they slow down, and move closer together.

Gases

2022-04-29 15:26:50 UTC

Hot - It moved fast with a lot of space between the particles and in no particular pattern

Cold - It moved slower but still fast with greater than moderate spacing between the particles in no particular pattern

solids

rr8314 — 2022-04-29 15:27:13 UTC

when the particles are cold than they move sort of like in a patern not touching and not to far apart but when they are heated the kinetic energy increases and thy still move sort of in a patern but they have way more kinetic energy it's also organized kind of like a grid

am8312 — 2022-04-29 15:27:33 UTC

When the particles in solids are heated they begin to move a lot faster. But when they are cooled they slow down, and move closer together.

kd8467 — 2022-04-29 15:27:33 UTC

The one with the brick is Sarthak

2022-04-29 15:27:48 UTC

Liquid

af84692 — 2022-04-29 15:27:50 UTC

When the liquid is cold it moves more slowly but not as slow solid movement. When heated the liquid moves around very quickly almost as much as a cold gas

Liquid - a r r i a n a - h a l e -

ah3158 — 2022-04-29 15:27:51 UTC

When Liquids are in a cold state, they get really compact & move slowly. But when they are in a hot state, they move further apart & have fast kinetic energy.

Liquids

2022-04-29 15:28:13 UTC

When the liquid is cold, the particles are more close together, with less movement and kinetic energy. However when the liquid is hot, the particles are still close together, but with much more movement and kinetic energy.

Olivia & Sam

2022-04-29 15:28:18 UTC

When the gas is heated it has a very fast kinetic and has a lot of space between particles. When its cold it still moves very fast and still has a lot of space between particles.

Gases

2022-04-29 15:29:15 UTC

Gasses when HOT move faster, closer together and they are going crazy up down side to side, everywhere. Gasses when Cold move slower, father apart and the pattern is lower movement of going everywhere

solids

es8344 — 2022-04-29 15:29:19 UTC

when cold, the molecules are more stuck together and organized, but move occasionally. when hot, the molecules have more kinetic energy than when cold, but are still stacked and organized.

Solids

ng8201 — 2022-04-29 15:29:41 UTC

when the particles are cold they move really slow but there still moving but when they are hot they move really fast. when The particles are cold there spacing is really small but there is still space but when they are hot the gaps get bigger while some of them get smaller then bigger again. when particles are cold I seen that they are all moving really slow but when they are hot they are moving faster then others.

am8312 — 2022-04-29 15:30:16 UTC

am8312 — 2022-04-29 15:30:37 UTC

am8312 — 2022-04-29 15:30:51 UTC

Humna & Rithvika :)

2022-04-29 15:30:53 UTC

When the particles are heated, they have more kinetic energy, which makes them move fast. And when the particles are cooled, they have less kinetic energy, which makes them move slow.

2022-04-29 15:31:49 UTC

when the particles are cold they move slowly and are close together and when hot they move fast and begin to space out a little bit

Liquid

2022-04-29 15:32:21 UTC

When a liquid is cold it's kinetic energy is slower and when it is hot the movement is faster. The pattern is it's constantly moving. There is a good amount of space around the particles.

Liquid

2022-04-29 15:52:53 UTC

when liquids are cold there kinetic energy is really slow and when heated it's kinetic energy is really fast, like when cold it's level of movement is 1 and when heated it will reach level 4. when cold it has little to no space but when heated it has a lot of space. its volume stays the same when heated or cold

Solids by haseeb, Matiullah, James

he8207 — 2022-04-29 16:34:12 UTC

As the particles get hotter, the particles begin to move faster and more disorganized. When a solid is heated, the volume increases but the mass decreases compared to the normal mass and volume of a cold solid.

Solids-Teghbir

tb9228 — 2022-04-29 16:37:31 UTC

When solids are heated, they expand and the atoms start to vibrate faster. The space between atoms increases. When a solid is cooled, the space between atoms contract and move slower. The volume decreases.

when gases are hot they move really fast and are everywhere at the same time but when they are cold they are slow but they are still move around but slower

2022-04-29 16:38:47 UTC

gases when they.When they HOT

Gases

2022-04-29 16:40:18 UTC

When gas is heated it moves around really fast and if you were to put some hot air or cold air in a water bottle it will make the volume of the bottle more but the mass will not really change. Also hot air has more kinetic energy then cold air. Hot air particles are far away from each other. Cold air moves slow and the particles are closer to each other then they are when the air is hot.

Teghbir

tb9228 — 2022-04-29 16:40:27 UTC

Whan a liquid heats up, it expands and gains kinetic energy. It gains volume, but has the same mass. When a liquid cools, it contracts and loses kinetic energy. It has the same mas

Elias Lemrini

2022-04-29 16:40:28 UTC

Hot:

1). Movement: Fast

2). Spacing: spread out, and close

3). bumping

Cold:

1). Movement: Slow

2). Spacing: Close not to close

3). Pattern: bump 5 times per second

Liquids

tb6936 — 2022-04-29 16:41:38 UTC

When the liquids are hot they are faster and more random than when they are cold.

-Angelina K

ak8234 — 2022-04-29 16:48:55 UTC

when particles in a solid are "heated", they start to move quicker, spreading apart a little.

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2022-04-29 17:44:06 UTC

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Liquids

2022-04-29 17:45:17 UTC

when the liquid is hot the particles tend to create more kinetic energy and move faster, but when the liquid is cold the particles movement slows down.

soilds

2022-04-29 17:45:54 UTC

when the molecules are cold they tend to stay organized and move not that much but with pace. when hot though,the molecules have more kinetic energy and start move fast but still have steady and organized space.

solid

js734710 — 2022-04-29 17:46:28 UTC

when solid cold it is always close to each other have same speed and same gaps when and when heated the kinetic energy increases and the gaps get's bigger and the molecules gets faster

Soild

gb734610 — 2022-04-29 17:47:16 UTC

When it is heated the molecules kinetic energy rises. When it is cold the kinetic energy lowers.