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| temperature at which a liquid freezes and goes from a liquid to a solid. Water freezes at 32F or 0C. |
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| temperature at which a liquid boils to become a gas. Water boils at 212F or 100C |
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| temperature at which a solid becomes a liquid. Water melts at 32F or 0C |
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| a change in matter's position, size, shape, volume or state of matter |
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| occurs when one matter changes into another completely different kind of matter with different properties. |
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| Does not have a fixed shape but does have a fixed volume. Molecules move about which results in a flow |
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| no fixed shape or volume. molecules move around freely. |
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| fixed in shape and volume. molecules are in a fixed position and do not move |
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| when water vapor cools to become water |
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| when an object changes size, position, shape volume or state of matter, but not its chemical property. |
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| when water heats to become water vapor |
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| changes into another completely different kind of matter with different chemical properties. Creates a new material. |
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| ice melting is what type of change? |
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| slicing an egg is what type of change |
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| scientists that use chemistry to improve lives and create new useful materials. |
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| burning wood is what type of change? |
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| rusted nail is what type of change? |
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