S.o.M. Make Me a Millionaire
William Chrisman
Created on October 11, 2024
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"When water turns into ice, it’s going from a liquid to a solid. That’s called freezing. The opposite of melting!"
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I"Plasma is a state where particles move fast and have a lot of energy. Some particles are charged, like in lightning or in stars, and they move around randomly. The answer should mention fast and random movement."
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"That’s an easy one! When a solid turns into a liquid, it’s because heat is added, and the particles start to move more freely. Think about ice turning into water. It’s not freezing—that’s the opposite—so the answer must be the one about melting."
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"Picture dry ice—when it’s exposed to air, it turns directly into gas without becoming a liquid first. That process is called sublimation. The other options don’t fit here."
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"Think about the water droplets on the outside of a cold drink. That’s gas (water vapor) turning into liquid. It’s the opposite of evaporation. This process is called condensation."
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"When plasma cools down and turns back into a gas, it’s like the reverse of ionization. This process is called recombination."
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"In a solid, particles don’t have a lot of freedom to move around. They’re tightly packed together and only vibrate in place. So the answer should describe the particles as being packed tightly."
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"Okay, imagine boiling water. When it gets hot enough, it starts turning into steam, which is a gas. This is the process of a liquid becoming a gas. I’d go with evaporation here."
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"Plasma is like a superheated gas with electrically charged particles. Think about lightning or the Sun—this happens when gas gets super hot. The process is called ionization."
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"Think of frost forming on a cold surface, like on a window in winter. The water vapor (gas) turns directly into ice (solid). This process is called deposition."
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