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This value tells you how hot or cold a substance is. (11) |
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When a liquid changes to a gas fast to make tea! (7) |
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One way in which solids are different than gases or liquids, its an easy question really, not ? (4) |
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Melting, freezing, boiling etc. are all examples of a ? (5,6) |
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The individual bits of solids, liquids and gases. (9) |
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A gas is doing this when cooled to form a liquid. (10) |
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Solids and liquids are more ? than gases. (5) |
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This is very difficult to do with a solid to make a smaller volume. (8) |
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In terms of whether it is a gas, liquid or solid, its difficult to ? a cream cake! (8) |
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A solid ? on heating without melting. (7) |
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Particles move like this when heated! (6) |
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This is caused by gas particles hitting the side of a container. (8) |
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The sharp end of melting and boiling? (5) |
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The particles of a solid are under going this without causing a sound! and more so on heating! (9) |
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The partices in a liquid are all ? up! (7) |
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Ice thawing is an example of ? (7) |
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? is a liquid that expands on solidifying, very unusual! (5) |
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A well known liquid fuel. (3) |
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The particles become ? to move around after melting? (4) |