States of Matter
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- *Yawns* I'm Bob! I'm a solid cube of ice. The particles I am made up of are packed together, and I can't be squished easily. I learned about all of this yesterday at school!
- YAYYYY!!! Coming mom!
- I'm so excited, because today my teacher is going to bring us to Brazil to learn more about these... "facts." "Facts" is the word my teacher, Ms. Gayle-Oliver-Anderson-Terry uses to describe true statements.
- Honey, It's time for school!
- AH! Ms. G-O-A-T, the A/C didn't work, and I got so hot that I melted! It passed my melting point of 32 degrees! I'm gonna disappear!
- You're a liquid right now, so that means you have particles that flow. Generally, you'd take the shape of your container, but we're in a comic. That's facts. Oh, we're 15 minutes away from Brazil! Let's Go!
- Oh... Okay!
- No Bob, you won't. You're water, and you can be in all three states of matter. Solid, Liquid and Gas.
- I'M INVISIBLE!!!HELP, Ms. G-O-A-T!
- Oh, I'm a gas! I expand to fill my container or farther! My particles expand and flow even more than liquids!!! But I CAN go back to a solid, right?
- Now, don't worry, this is the third state of matter you can be in. It's gas. You evaporated!
- Huh?
- FACTS!!!
- Yes, you can just go back to our home in the Arctic. When it's cold enough, you'll condensate and become a liquid again. Then, when it goes under 32 degrees, you'll be an ice cube again!
- It means you got so hot you became a gas called water vapor.
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