Let's start with the 3 states of matter, Solid, Liquid, Gas.
The stages of matter are classified according to physical and chemical properties.
Chemical Properties
Hi! This is Bob the Water droplet. He is going to be with us in our journey about learning the properties of matter and it's different states.
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Hello there Sugar! How does it feel being a solid?
Hey Bob! It feels nice being a solid. Did you know that when you're a solid the molecules are very close together and barely move.
The states of matter have to do with how the molecules interact with each other. The molecules in the solids are very closely packed together and there is much less kinetic energy. This means that the bonds of the molecules are still connected.
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Oh, hey Bob. Well you see the house was at a warm temperature so i melted into a liquid.
Sugar? You aren't solid ice anymore. How is that possible?
Solid was turned into liquid because the warm temperature melted the solid ice. It increased the energy which now caused the molecules to separate from the bonds and move around. Liquid is much more dense than solid. Also liquid has an indefinite shape.
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Well, Bob I evaporated into steam. It's the last state of matter, remember.
But technically plasma is the final state of matter.
What!? Sugar now you're steam. How?
That was fun wasn't it. Learning about the states of matter. Now let's learn about 2 properties of matter.
The liquid evaporates into vapor or steam known as a Gas. The energy is greater in a gas because the molecules are freely moving around fast. Gas has an indefinite shape and volume.
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Some of the chemical properties are reactivity, flammability, oxidize.
The second property of matter is Physical properties.
Flammability
Chemical properties are a material characteristic changes into one or more new substances. For example, when a wrench oxidizes it changes the characteristic of the wrench. Matter changes chemical properties when two different substances interact with each other.
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Physical Properties
Some of the physical properties are color, odor, density.
Ice turning into water
Color
Physical properties are any materials characteristics without the identity of the substance changing. For example, a leaf changing colors in the fall. The leaf stays the same just the color changes. The solubility curve represents the saturation point of the solute at increasing temperature.