The document discusses the three main states of matter - solids, liquids, and gases. It provides examples of each state, such as ice, wood, and brick for solids; water, milk, and soda for liquids; and steam, carbon dioxide, and helium for gases. It also describes the motion and arrangement of particles in each state, noting that solid particles are compact and vibrate gently, liquid particles are compact but can slide past one another, and gas particles are loosely packed and move quickly around each other.

1. By: Katy DeGroff

2. THE STATES OF MATTER THAT WE LEARNED
ARE SOLIDS, LIQUIDS, AND GASES.

3. PROPERTIES OF STATES OF MATTER ARE …

4. SOLIDS
ICE
WOODEN CHAIR
BRICK

5. MOTION AND ARRANGEMENT OF SOLIDS
PARTICLES ARE
COMPACTED
COMPACT AND
VIBRATE GENTLY

6. LIQUIDS
WATER
MILK
SODA

7. MOTION AND ARRANGEMENT OF LIQUIDS
COMPACT
BUT CAN SLIDE
PASSED EACH OTHER

8. GASES
STEAM
CARBON DIOXIDE GAS
HELIUM

9. MOTION AND ARRANGEMENT OF GASES
LOOSELY PACKED
MOVE AROUND
EACH OTHER
QUICKLY

10. SOURCES
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http://www.chem4kids.com/files/matter_solid.html
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