Zannaira De Leon Phase Change When matter changes to from one state solid. liquid, gas. Typically happen when one temperature (energy) or pressure of one state changed/altered. A change from one state to another w/o changing the chemical composition of the substance. Enthelopy - tells how much heat and work, measurement of energy Evaporation - liquid to gas - HEATED Condensation - Gas to liquid - COOLED Melting Gain temperature causing the molecules to move freely occurs when the internal energy of a solid increases (usually through the application of heat) When the vibrations of the particles overcome the attractive forces between them. Freezing - a phase transition where a liquid turns into a solid when its temperature is lowered below its freezing point. Sublimation - The process of transformation directly to the solid phase to gas phase, without undergoing on the liquid phase The particle of a solid absorbs enough energy to completely overcome the force to the attraction between them 1. Dry/Dried Ice - A solid form of carbon dioxide is an example of sublimation Deposition - The phase transition in which gas transfroms to solid without passing the liquid state For it to occur, thermal energy must be removed from the gas (ILLUSTRATIONS AT THE BACK) 1. Melting