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Phase Change Chapter 1

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  1.  
    Which is an example of evaporation?
    A. Gas → liquid B. Liquid → solid C. Solid → liquid D. Gas → liquid E. Liquid → gas F. Liquid → solid G. Solid → liquid
  2.  
    Which is an example of freezing?
    A. Gas → liquid B. Solid → gas C. Solid → liquid D. Gas → liquid E. Solid → gas F. Solid → liquid G. Liquid → solid
  3.  
    Which is an example of condensation?
    A. Liquid → gas B. Gas → liquid C. Solid → liquid D. Liquid → solid E. Liquid → gas F. Solid → liquid G. Liquid → solid
  4.  
    Which is an example of Melting?
    A. Liquid → gas B. Liquid → solid C. Solid → gas D. Solid → liquid E. Liquid → gas F. Liquid → solid G. Solid → gas
  5.  
    Which of the following phase keeps its shape?
    A. Solid B. Liquid C. Gas D. Plasma E. Liquid F. Gas G. Plasma
  6.  
    Which phase has the lowest freedom of movement?
    A. Liquid B. Gas C. Plasma D. Liquid E. Gas F. Plasma G. Solid
  7.  
    Which phase has the highest freedom of movement
    A. Gas B. Liquid C. Solid D. Bose-Einstein Condensate
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Amplify Phase Change Chapter 1

  1.  
    Which is an example of evaporation?
    A. Gas → liquid B. Liquid → solid C. Solid → liquid D. Gas → liquid E. Liquid → gas F. Liquid → solid G. Solid → liquid
  2.  
    Which is an example of freezing?
    A. Gas → liquid B. Solid → gas C. Solid → liquid D. Gas → liquid E. Solid → gas F. Solid → liquid G. Liquid → solid
  3.  
    Which is an example of condensation?
    A. Liquid → gas B. Gas → liquid C. Solid → liquid D. Liquid → solid E. Liquid → gas F. Solid → liquid G. Liquid → solid
  4.  
    Which is an example of Melting?
    A. Liquid → gas B. Liquid → solid C. Solid → gas D. Solid → liquid E. Liquid → gas F. Liquid → solid G. Solid → gas
  5.  
    Which of the following phase keeps its shape?
    A. Solid B. Liquid C. Gas D. Plasma E. Liquid F. Gas G. Plasma
  6.  
    Which phase has the lowest freedom of movement?
    A. Liquid B. Gas C. Plasma D. Liquid E. Gas F. Plasma G. Solid
  7.  
    Which phase has the highest freedom of movement
    A. Gas B. Liquid C. Solid D. Bose-Einstein Condensate

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