SOLID (Ice Lattice)
Temp:
-15°C
Low Kinetic Energy
🔥 ADDING THERMAL ENERGY
❄️ REMOVING THERMAL ENERGY
Particle #0
Speed: 0.8 px/f
Vibrating in fixed position
🌡️ Thermal Energy Controller
Slide to heat or cool
-50°C (Deep Freeze)
0°C (Melting Point)
100°C (Boiling Point)
400°C+ (Ionization)
📊 State Properties Breakdown
Shape
Definite Shape (Holds its own fixed shape)
Volume
Definite Volume (Takes up a constant amount of space)
Particle Movement & Spacing
Tightly packed in a fixed crystalline lattice. Particles only vibrate in place and cannot slide past each other.
Kinetic Energy Level
LOW
💡 Testing Suggestion
Remember for Exam Day: Temperature is the measurement of the average kinetic energy of particles! When you add heat, particles move faster and spread farther apart!
Everyday Texas Examples
🧊 Ice cubes in sweet tea, an ice rink, a wooden school desk, your pencil.