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State of matter with fixed shape and volume. Example: ice.
a) liquid
b) solid
c) gas
d) precipitation

State of matter with fixed volume but no fixed shape. It takes the shape of its container.
a) liquid
b) gas
c) solid
d) precipitation

State of matter with NEITHER a fixed shape nor a fixed volume. Example: steam
a) precipitation
b) solid
c) liquid
d) gas

To pass a liquid or gas THROUGH a DEVICE to REMOVE UNWANTED MATERIAL...
a) filter
b) atom
c) subliming
d) aerosol

The process of liquid changing to a gas...
a) precipitation
b) evaporation
c) solid
d) aerosol

Process of a gas changing to a liquid...
a) precipitation
b) aerosol
c) evaporation
d) condensation

This is a combination of a gas and a liquid...
a) evaporation
b) aerosol
c) precipitation
d) condensation

Changing straight from a SOLID to a GAS without becoming a liquid first. Only SOME substances can do this...
a) volcano
b) aerosol
c) subliming
d) atom

The smallest particle of a particular substance, like oxygen. They bond together to form molecules....example: hydrogen and oxygen make water.
a) evaporation
b) precipitation
c) subliming
d) atom

Noun...a group of atoms bonded together into a chemical compound.
a) molecule
b) condensation
c) subliming
d) gas

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