1. Particles of matter stop moving when they reach the solid phase.

2. Gases can distribute heat slower than solids due to its orderly arrangement of the particles.

3. It is easier to compress gaseous samples than liquid samples.

4. A whole beaker changes its composition when broken into tiny shards.

5. When matter changes phase, the space between particles in the matter stays the same.

6. The melting point of water changes when the amount of water changes.

7. During evaporation and melting, adding of heat is required.

8. Water undergoing evaporation involves a change in its boiling and melting points.

9. In which state of matter are the particles very close to each other and show movements through vibrations?

10. At room temperature (25°C), which of the following statements is correct about the state of the material and its potential behavior when heated to 60°C?