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Interconversion of States of Matter

Interconversion of States of Matter, How Evaporation works?, Learn about Melting point, Process of Condensation, Turning water to ice via freezing, What is the boiling point of water?, Change in Temperature.

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Chemistry

High School

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Worksheet
  • 1.

    Multiple Choice

    1 pts•30 s

    Water changes to steam through this process?

    Answer choices

    Condensation

    Evaporation

    Freezing

  • 2.

    Multiple Choice

    1 pts•30 s

    Ice turns into liquid water by this process?

    Answer choices

    Melting

    Sublimation

    Evaporation

  • 3.

    Multiple Choice

    1 pts•30 s

    Steam turns back into liquid water through this process?

    Answer choices

    Freezing

    Condensation

    Sublimation

  • 4.

    Multiple Choice

    1 pts•30 s

    Water turns into ice by this process?

    Answer choices

    Evaporation

    Freezing

    Melting

  • 5.

    Multiple Choice

    1 pts•30 s

    Dry ice changes directly to gas through this process?

    Answer choices

    Melting

    Sublimation

    Condensation

  • 6.

    Multiple Choice

    1 pts•30 s

    Water boils at this temperature at standard pressure?

    Answer choices

    0°C

    100°C

    50°C

  • 7.

    Multiple Choice

    1 pts•30 s

    Ice melts at this temperature at standard pressure?

    Answer choices

    0°C

    100°C

    -10°C

  • 8.

    Multiple Choice

    1 pts•30 s

    Process where a gas turns directly into a solid is called?

    Answer choices

    Evaporation

    Deposition

    Melting

  • 9.

    Multiple Choice

    1 pts•30 s

    Evaporation occurs faster when this increases?

    Answer choices

    Pressure

    Temperature

    Volume

  • 10.

    Multiple Choice

    1 pts•30 s

    Condensation is observed on a cold surface due to this?

    Answer choices

    Increase in heat

    Loss of heat

    Increase in pressure