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Solids and liquids - PPT Presentation

How can YOU CHANGE A LIQUID TO A SOLID What is a solid A solid is an object that has atoms that are very tightly packed together making them very hard to move An example is a brick If you think about it you cannot break a brick with your own two hands ID: 581882

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Solids and liquids

How can YOU CHANGE A LIQUID TO A SOLID?Slide2

What is a solid?

A solid is an object that has atoms that are very tightly packed together making them very hard to move.

An example is a brick

If you think about it, you cannot break a brick with your own two hands.Slide3

What is a liquid?

A liquid is a material that’s atoms are not tightly packed making it easy to move.

An example is water.

Water is a liquid because you can move it with your own two hands and you can pour it.Slide4

How can you change a solid to a liquid?

To change a solid to a liquid you simply apply heat.

Applying heat melts the solid making it pourable making it a liquid.Slide5

How can you change a liquid to a solid?

To change a liquid to a solid you freeze it.

By freezing it, it makes the liquid hard like a solid.Slide6

Experiment time!!!

Materials

200g of cooking chocolate

A stove/microwave

A wooden spoon

A heat proof bowlSlide7

EXPERIMENT TIME!!

Method

Gather materials

Put the cooking chocolate into the heat proof bowl

If you are doing this on the stove put it on the stove and continue mixing until melted

If you are doing in the microwave put it in the microwave in 30 second intervals until meltedSlide8

Experiment time!!

Extension

If you are curious to see how a liquid turns into a solid, place the chocolate onto some baking paper on a pan and place in freezer for 10 minutes.Slide9

Outcome

What should of happened by the end of this experiment is that the chocolate should of melted into a liquefied form.

If you did the extension part of the experiment you would of seen how the chocolate turned back into a liquid.