liquids

Simple text and photographs introduce young readers to the differences between solids and liquids.

"Understanding the basics of matter is a core piece of the science curriculum. This guide to matter is an interesting, colorful introduction to these concepts in the field of science, including bright photos, fun facts, and basic experiments that allow readers to have an informative and complete hands-on learning experience. Biographical information on Albert Einstein is also included, with a detailed timeline, adding an interesting and engaging historical element to the text" -- Provided by publisher.

If liquids, solids, and gases are all matter, why are these states of matter so different from one another? Set forth in simple language, this volume explains how matter is formed, how it can change states, and how its states are unique. It will leave students with a better understanding of the physical science involved in their own daily lives.

Have you ever seen an insect walk on water? How can it do that? Because of the special property exclusive to liquids called surface tension. Readers will solve this and a number of other mysteries surrounding this state of matter as they learn about its various properties. Colorful diagrams and photographs help readers grasp physical science concepts.

Experiments are the focus of this title. How they are conducted by using the scientific method of forming a hypothesis and collecting data to prove or disprove their theory. The periodic table is introduced as well as mixtures, solutions, and compounds.

Photographs and simple text describe liquids.

Explains the science of liquids with colorful illustrations and easy-to-do experiments.

Follows the adventures of Max Axiom as he explains the science behind states of matter. Written in graphic-novel format.

The states of matter (solids, liquids, and gases) are explained and demonstrated. Includes an experiment to try.

What takes the shape of the container it is in and changes shape when the container changes? Liquids! A liquid is a state of matter that has some big differences from solids and gases.