Aside from missing her older sister and "right arm" Chlöe Bailey while filming (it was the first time in their lives they'd been split up), one thing the Grammy-nominated artist found particularly challenging about playing Ariel was the physicality of it all. Taking on the role of a beloved and ethereal Disney princess may seem like light work to us commoners, but Bailey, 23, assures it was anything but. "Well, the six pack is gone now, but it was there when I was filming," Bailey jokes during a video chat with USA TODAY for Friday's release of the new live-action movie. In this lesson, we shall look at the behavior and states of Matter - Solids, Liquids, and Gases, which are known as the three states of matter.If the first thing you notice in the "The Little Mermaid" opening scene isn't Halle Bailey's abs, you're lying. What does the arrangement of molecules in matter look like?
The illustration below is an idea of how atoms, molecules, and ions in matter look like under a microscope.
Solids, liquids, and gases are all made up of tiny stuff that the naked eye cannot see, called atoms, molecules, and/or ions. Their individual properties are held together (bonded) and the strength of the bonds determine why the cup cannot flow (like water) or why air (gas) can be compressed.īut what are their individual properties made of? It is because of the individual properties that they are made up of. How and why does the cup, water, or air feel and behave the way they do? Different things of matter behave differently. The boy’s cup, liquid, and the air he is blowing is matter. He blows air into the bubble wand, trapping air (gas) in a thin film of the solution. He is holding a cup with some bubble solution in it. Thinking about it, everything on earth has weight and takes up space, and that means everything on earth is matter.
For anything to occupy space, it must-have volume.
Matter is anything, such as a solid, liquid, or gas, that has weight (mass) and occupies space.
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