9th Grade

Physical Science States of Matter

Amy López, Andrea Ayala, Isaac Rubio y
Allisson Jiménez
States Of Matter

01 02
Solid Liquid

03 04
Gas Plasma
 Solid

solid can hold its own shape and is hard to

compress, The molecules in a solid are
closely packed together, they have a high
density.
 Liquid

A substance in a liquid state is a fluid without a

definite shape, but with a constant volume.
As the temperature increases, the kinetic
energy of the particles increases, which tend
to separate, slightly increasing the volume
(expansion of liquids).
 Gas

Gas is defined as a state of matter that can expand

indefinitely and that takes the shape of the
container that contains it, occupying all the
available space in said container.
 Plasma

Plasma is a fluid state that compared to gas is

made up of charged particles. When the water
is very cold it is solid and while it is heating
up it becomes a liquid and later on above 100
degrees Celsius, it becomes a gas.