Spray on fashon

 Just imagine, you are a designer of your own and all u need is a spray can! An Italian young designer with help of a university professor created a special aerosol spray that contains polymer and small pieces of fabric that are mixed with solvent which helps close turn in to liquid, it is called a physical change because even though it turns from solid to liquid it still stays close. This spray on fashion could be any fabric and any color you can also put different colored spray to make a design! It can even be washed and tucked in nicely in your closet. You can wear this stuff in any weather because as i said it can be any fabric. Although it sounds ready it's not 'cause the spray still has a very strong smell that isn't pleasant and still is hard to take off from real close like jeans but the these 'magic makers' say that it's not long until they finish the project completely in no time! Now I think that spray on fashion is cool but isn't it easy just to pull on a shirt!? Well then, I guess we'll just have to find out! 

  

http://www.dogonews.com/2010/9/19/need-a-new-shirt-spray-it-on

Patterns I see in my matter table

Only pattern between 3 of them is the same mass which is definite. Although there are some patterns between:
1. Gas and liquid

• Shape
• Compressibility

2. Gas and solid

• Volume

States of matter	SHAPE	VOLUME	MASS	COMPRESSIBILITY	HEATING	EXAMPLE
GAS	IT HAS INDEFINITE SHAPE	INDEFINITE VOLUME	HAS DEFINITE MASS	EASILY COMPRESSIBLE	Expands Real large	clouds
LIQUID	IT HAS INDEFINITE SHAPE	HAVE DEFINITE VOLUME	HAS A DEFINITE MASS	EASILY COMPRESSIBLE	It expands real  low	Milk, soda, tea River
SOLID	IT HAS DEFINITE SHAPE	INDEFINITE VOLUME	HAS DEFINITE MASS	NO COMPRESSIBILITY	Expands real low	Candy, couch, laptop

What I Know About Matter...

 Matter is everything around us. Matter is anything that is made of atoms and molecules and has mass. You can find matter even in outer space. Although matter can be found all over the universe, you usally find it in a few forms. There are 5 states of matter: liquid, gas, solid, plasma and fluid.  

thehttp://www.chem4kids.com/files/matter_intro.html

http://physics.about.com/od/thermodynamics/f/matterphase.htm