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Grades 11 and 12 - Physics - Senior High School - The Kinetic Theory of Matter
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1. What happens to the particles of water vapor as it changes from a gas into a liquid to form a film of water on the inside surface of a cold window?
2. Which of the following would increase the speed at which a liquid evaporates?
3. Which states of matter contract when you cool them?
4. What happens to a gas in a sealed container when it is heated?
5. Some types of thermometer are filled with mercury, a liquid metal. Why do they work?
6. What happens to a gas in a sealed container when it is heated?
7. When a liquid is evaporating it cools down. Why?
8. Why does hot air rise?
9. What will a substance do when it is heated?
10. Which of the following would increase the speed at which a liquid evaporates?

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