✓Name the states of matter: solid, liquid, gas and plasma.
✓Describe the arrangement of particles in solids, liquids and gases.
✓Explain how properties of each state are linked to particle arrangement.
✓Name the processes by which matter changes state.
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Scenario: You buy an ice-cold bottle of soft drink from a shop in Port of Spain or Kingston. Within minutes, tiny droplets appear on the outside. Where did that water come from? In this lesson you will use the particle model to explain everyday 'mysteries' like this one, and you'll learn how matter changes between states.
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Scenario: You buy an ice-cold bottle of soft drink from a shop in Port of Spain or Kingston. Within minutes, tiny droplets appear on the outside. Where did that water come from? In this lesson you will use the particle model to explain everyday 'mysteries' like this one, and you'll learn how matter changes between states.