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States of Matter | Processes of State Change | ICSE Class 5 Science | Session 3 - Swiflearn

This is Session 3 of the Chapter: State of Matter from Class 5 ICSE Class 5. In this session, Nina Ma'am will take you through the following topics from the chapter: State of Matter | ICSE Class 5 💠Separation of liquids from solid 💠Air Current 💠Ventilation -------------------------------------------------------------------- 🔸Now you can visit Swiflearn YouTube Channel to attend the LIVE classes that will cover your entire syllabus #Swiflearn #OnlineClass #ICSE #Class5 #Science #StateOfMatter #Solid #Liquid #Gas @Swiflearn is India's best platform for LIVE face-to-face online tuitions. Access to India's best teachers from the comfort of your homes 🔸SwifLearn provides LIVE ONLINE Face-to-Face Tuitions for Classes 1 to 10. 🔸Book a Free Trial Class; Visit our website: https://www.swiflearn.com? 🔸Stay in touch: Visit our Facebook page:   / swiflearn   Visit our Instagram page:   / swiflearn   Visit our LinkedIn page:   / swif.  . Download our App : https://play.google.com/store/apps/de... ------------------------------------------------------------------------- To download FREE revision notes of this chapter visit this link: https://swiflearn.com/revision-notes/... ------------------------------------------------------------------------- States of Matter Matter: Anything that has mass and occupies space is called a matter. Matter is made up of molecules and particles. Atom is called the building blocks of matter. States of Matter Solid ●Solids have fixed shape and fixed volume. Solids like rubber and spring do not have fixed shapes because their molecules are not arranged properly. When we break solid each piece will still hold the definite pattern in which its molecules are arranged. Liquid ●The molecules of liquids are not tightly packed that’s why liquid does not have a fixed shape. The particles of liquids have a weak force of attraction. So, the molecules in a liquid move freely. Gas ●The molecules of a gas are loosely packed as compared to solids and liquid. Negligible force of attraction between the molecules. Gas do not have fixed shape