Examines the different states of matter, solids, liquids, and gases; describes their properties, and provides examples of materials that can change their state of matter.
Young people intuitively understand that matter takes different forms - water, for example, can be liquid, solid ice, or gaseous steam. This book will give readers a deeper understanding of the different states of matter.
This book offers simply explains the properties of gases and how they differ from solids.
Matter, the stuff from which everything is made, can arrange itself in many ways. From a hard-edged diamond to the air around us, matter comes in very different states. Test states of matter and find out how arrangements you can't see give effects that you can.
13 hands-on activities encourage children aged five to nine to explore the three states of matter and their characteristics.
Simple text, illustrations, and activities explore the nature of matter and how it changes from one state to another.
A bright and lively introduction to the fascinating world of science where everyday scientific occurrences are explained.
An introduction to the properties of matter, discussing solids, liquids, and gases.
How do we measure matter? What is a gas? What is a liquid? What is a solid? Readers will observe, describe, and compare the properties and behaviours of liquids.
All materials can exist in different states, but what are the differences, and how do materials change from one state to another? This book explores solids, liquids, and gases, looking at their properties and the processes involved in changing state.
Simple text and photographs illustrate the properties of solids, liquids and gases.
This book offers a simple explanation of matter, a description of solids, and examples of how solids can change into different states of matter.
