Question

Help describe the changes you observe in the animation including changes in the bonds and particulate

Answer 1

The animation shows changes in the bonds and particulates as we transition from solid to liquid to gas phase. As attractive forces decrease, the movement and freedom of molecules steadily increase.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the animation, as we transition from solid to liquid to gas phase, there are changes in the bonds and particulate. As attractive forces decrease, the movement and freedom of molecules steadily increase. In the solid phase, the molecules are tightly packed together and have strong attractive forces between them. In the liquid phase, the molecules have more freedom to move around as the attractive forces decrease. In the gas phase, the molecules are far apart and have weak or no attractive forces between them, allowing them to move freely.

Answer 2

This diagram shows the nomenclature for the different phase transitions their reversibility and relation with the enthalpy variation.

In physics and chemistry it is observed that, for any substance or mixture, modifying its conditions of temperature or pressure, different states or phases, called states of aggregation of matter, can be obtained in relation to the binding forces of the particles (molecules, atoms or ions) that destruction.1

All states of aggregation characteristics and different characteristics; the best known and observable on a daily basis are four, called solid, liquid, gaseous2 and plasma phases.3 Other states that do not occur naturally in our environment are also possible, for example: Bose-Einstein condensate, 4 fermionic condensate and stars of neutrons It is believed that others are also possible, such as quarks-gluonas plasma.