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Solids are generally the most dense, followed by liquids, then gases.

It is the sum of the (related to temperature) and the potential energy (related to state/distance between particles). Specific Latent Heat

Boiling or condensing. Formula: (Energy = mass Specific Latent Heat). Gas Pressure and Temperature [KS] KS4 SP14.rar

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Faster-moving particles collide with the walls of a container more frequently and with more force, increasing the . Solids are generally the most dense, followed by

The module focuses on the structure of matter and how particles behave under different conditions. ) is defined as mass per unit volume. Formula:

This is the amount of energy required to change the state of 1kg of a substance with no change in temperature. Melting or freezing. Formula: (Energy = mass Specific Latent Heat)

Applying the density and latent heat formulas correctly.