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Chapter 3, Section 3. Changes in State. Change of State. Change of State: change of a substance from one physical form to another Change of state happens by: removing or adding energy! Which changes the particle speed, the temperature, and finally the state changes!. ENDO vs. EXO. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Chapter 3, Section 3

Chapter 3, Section 3Chapter 3, Section 3

Changes in StateChanges in State

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Change of StateChange of State

Change of State: Change of State: change of a change of a substance from one physical form to substance from one physical form to anotheranother

Change of state happens by: Change of state happens by: – removing or adding energy!removing or adding energy!

Which changes the particle speed, the Which changes the particle speed, the temperature, and finally the state changes!temperature, and finally the state changes!

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ENDO vs. EXOENDO vs. EXO EndothermicEndothermic: Add Energy: Add Energy

– To add energy, increase the To add energy, increase the temperature, the particle movement temperature, the particle movement increasesincreases

ExothermicExothermic: Remove Energy: Remove Energy– To remove energy, decrease the To remove energy, decrease the

temperature, the particle movement temperature, the particle movement decreasesdecreases

EX: EX: – Boiling Water. ENDO or EXOBoiling Water. ENDO or EXO– Freeze Water. ENDO or EXOFreeze Water. ENDO or EXO

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Solid to Liquid?Solid to Liquid?

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MeltingMelting

Endothermic ProcessEndothermic Process– Adds energyAdds energy– Temperature increasesTemperature increases– Particles move fasterParticles move faster– When a certain temperature is reached, When a certain temperature is reached,

the solid will melt (melting point)the solid will melt (melting point)

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Liquid to Solid?Liquid to Solid?

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FreezingFreezing

Exothermic ProcessExothermic Process– Removes energyRemoves energy– Temperature decreasesTemperature decreases– Particles slow downParticles slow down– When the liquid reaches a certain When the liquid reaches a certain

temperature, the liquid will become a temperature, the liquid will become a solid (freezing point)solid (freezing point)

Freezing is the reverse of meltingFreezing is the reverse of melting

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Liquid to Gas?Liquid to Gas?

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EvaporationEvaporation

Occurs at the surfaceOccurs at the surface Endothermic ProcessEndothermic Process

– Adds energyAdds energy– Temperature increasesTemperature increases– As the surface reaches a certain As the surface reaches a certain

temperature, the surface particles temperature, the surface particles change to gaschange to gas

– Happens before the liquid reaches its Happens before the liquid reaches its boiling pointboiling point

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BoilingBoiling

Occurs throughout the liquidOccurs throughout the liquid Endothermic ProcessEndothermic Process

– Adds energyAdds energy– Temperature increasesTemperature increases– Particles move fasterParticles move faster– Temperature at which a liquid boils is its Temperature at which a liquid boils is its

boiling pointboiling point

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Gas to Liquid?Gas to Liquid?

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CondensationCondensation

Exothermic ProcessExothermic Process– Remove energyRemove energy– Temperature decreasesTemperature decreases– Particle movement decreasesParticle movement decreases– Particles clump togetherParticles clump together– Temperature at which a gas becomes a Temperature at which a gas becomes a

liquid is the condensation pointliquid is the condensation point Condensation and vaporization are Condensation and vaporization are

the reverse of each otherthe reverse of each other

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Solid to Gas?Solid to Gas?

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SublimationSublimation

Endothermic ProcessEndothermic Process– Adds energyAdds energy– Temperature increasesTemperature increases– Particle movement increasesParticle movement increases

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Comparing Changes of State

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