Unit 11 States Of Matter Jeopardy Template

Characteristics	Changes	Its All Relative	Bonds
100 Gases Which of these states is/are highly compressible? Solids Liquids Gases	100 Melting What is the phase change from solids to liquids called?	100 Condensation Freezing Deposition What phase changes are exothermic?	100 Hydrogen bonds What is the strongest between hydrogen bonds, dispersion bonds, and dipole-dipole bonds?
200 Liquids Gases Which of these states is/are fluid? Solids Liquids Gases	200 Vaporization What is the phase change from liquids to gases called?	200 Sublimation Vaporization Melting What phase changes are endothermic?	200 Dispersion bonds Which is the weakest between dipole-dipole bonds, hydrogen bonds, and dispersion bonds?
300 Liquids Gases Which of these states take the shape of its container? Solids Liquids Gases	300 Freezing What is the phase change from liquids to solids called?	300 Equal to Water boils when the vapor pressure is the atmospheric pressure?	300 Deposition What is the phase change from gases to liquids?
400 Gases Which of these states fill the volume of its container? Solids Liquids Gases	400 Condensation What is the phase change from gases to liquids called?	400 Kinetic energy increases What happens to the kinetic energy as the temperature increases?	400 a) H2O b) NH3 c) CH4 Give an example for each of the three bonds listed below a) hydrogen bonds b) dispersion bonds c) dipole-dipole bonds
500 Gases In which of these states are particles far apart from one another? Solids Liquids Gases	500 Sublimation What is the phase change from solids to gases called?	500 Solids Liquids Gases In which of these states are molecules moving? Solids Liquids Gases	1000 Higher. Nonpolar compounds have weaker intermolecular forces holding them together. With stronger forces holding molecules together it takes more energy to break polar compounds. Polar compounds tend to have higher/lower boiling points than nonpolar compounds. Why?

Unit 11: States of Matter

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