| liquid | | to heat water so that the temperature is 100°C |
| particle | | to cool water so it turns into ice |
| matter | | the amount of space matter takes up |
| liquid | | an extremely small piece of matter |
| solid | | these particles smallest unit of any chemical element, they can combine to form molecules |
| atom | | when water vapour cools down and it changes to liquid |
| molecule | | this state has a definite form and a definite volume |
| gas | | when ice turns into water |
| expand | | when two or more atoms join together |
| combine | | this state does not have a definite state or a definite volume |
| compress | | a physical substance |
| freeze | | to get bigger |
| evaporate | | to push something into a smaller space |
| boil | | a measure of how much matter there is |
| melt | | a substance, such as water, that is not solid or a gas and that can be poured easily |
| condensation | | to heat water so it turns into water vapour |
| mass | | oin together to make a single thing or group |
| volume | | although this state does not have a definite form, it does have a definite volume |
| element | | matter with only one kind of molecule |
| compound | | when atoms from two different elements join together |