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mass is never destroyed, nor can it be created. the same mass is still there, it is merely changing forms. density is another story.
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Jamarious Jones
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Is a stream solid liquid or gas?
It is a flow of a fluid so can be liquid or gas, though in some situations a mass of particulate materials such as fine sand or a powder can behave as if a fluid.
What do you understand by change of state of materials?
Solid to liquid to gas (or vice-versa).
What occures when particles in a gas lose enough thermal energy to form a liquid?
condensation
What definition occurs when particles in a gas lose enough energy to form a liquid?
Condensation.
What conversion do water molecules lose speed?
When water goes from a gas to a liquid, or a liquid to a solid, the water molecules have lower kinetic energy, and therefore they lose speed.
Is a stream solid liquid or gas?
It is a flow of a fluid so can be liquid or gas, though in some situations a mass of particulate materials such as fine sand or a powder can behave as if a fluid.
How do Change a liquid from gas to liquid?
You lose heat.
How do you change from liquid to a gas?
You lose heat.
How does gas change into liquid water?
gas is turned into a heaver mass and there for turns into a liquid.;P
In which states of matter can materials take the shape of their containers liquid and gas solid and liquid solid and gas?
Superfluidity
Do particles lose or gain energy when changing from a liquid to a gas?
They lose energy.
What happen-eds during condensation?
the particles in a gas lose enough thermal energy to form a liquid.
How do you group materials as solid liquid or gas?
Particle theory
Can any other materials change into gas and back into liquid?
no
What has to happen to a gas for turn into a liquid?
The indistintuant in it is trumandentaly transformed into a gas when the O particles are heated breaking up the liquifinial basis of the substance.
When a gas or liquid is heated then its mass is?
The mass remain unchanged.
What three properties of mass?
Solid, Liquid, and Gas
