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PHASE CHANGES

PHASE CHANGES. Matter can change from one state to another. This is known as a Phase Change . All Phase Changes are Physical Changes… The Identity of the substance does not change. Energy must be added or removed. Chapter 3. Adding energy, a solid changes to a liquid.

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PHASE CHANGES

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  1. PHASE CHANGES • Matter can change from one state to another. This is known as a Phase Change. • All Phase Changes are Physical Changes… The Identity of the substance does not change. • Energy must be added or removed.

  2. Chapter 3

  3. Adding energy, a solid changes to a liquid. The process of changing a solid to a liquid is called: MELTING

  4. When energy is removed from a liquid, it changes to a solid. The process of changing from a liquid to a solid is called…. FREEZING

  5. Freezing can occur at any temperature… high or low!

  6. Adding energy changes a liquid to a gas If this phase change occurs below the boiling point, it is called…. EVAPORATION

  7. Changes of State Chapter 3

  8. Sweat is your body’s natural air conditioner! In order for sweat to evaporate, it needs to absorb heat from your body. This cools your skin!

  9. If boiling occurs to change the liquid to a gas… This is known as VAPORIZING

  10. Changing from a gas to a liquid… CONDENSATION

  11. Sometimes a solid will change directly to a gas. Solid to Gas …. SUBLIMATION

  12. Dry Ice can be Dangerous!! • This injury was caused by a dry ice bomb!

  13. A gas can change directly to a solid…. Frost is an example of this process, called… DEPOSITION

  14. The temperature at which a substance changes phase is unique for that substance and is used to help identify it.For example: The Boiling Points (at sea level)…Oxygen: -182.95o C (-297.31o F)Bromine: 58.8o C ( 137.8o F) Gold: 2856o C ( 5173o F)

  15. Liquid water’s “Freezing Point” is 0o C. Solid water’s “MeltingPoint” is 0o C. “Freezing Point” = “Melting Point”(What you call it depends on what you start with.)

  16. Evaporation: Liquid to Gas • Effects of Pressure on Boiling Point The boiling point of a liquid decreases as atmospheric pressure decreases. • Atmospheric pressure is lower at higher elevations. So, the boiling point is lower on top of mountains than it is at sea level.

  17. Boiling Points CAN change • The normal boiling point of water is 100oC. • But at an elevation of 10,000 feet water boils at only 90oC at this elevation.

  18. Change of Temperature Vs. Change of State • When most substances lose or gain energy either • its temperature changes • or its state changes. • But temperature does not change until a change of state is complete.

  19. Chapter 3

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