Nothing Really Matters
Total Air Head
Syringe? More Like Mega Cringe.
Enn Er Gee
It's Getting Hot in Here
100

This tool was used to measure the exact volumes of a liquid or gas.

Syringe

100

Air has mass and takes up space. That means air is what?

Matter

100

A clamped syringe holds 27 quintillion particles of air. When you compress it, how many particles remain?

27 Quintillion

100

This is known as the energy of motion

Kinetic Energy

100

In which state of matter do particles fly around independently, with lots of space between them?

Gas

200

What tool uses an expanding and contracting liquid to measure temperature?

Thermometer

200

A term used to describe all the gasses we can breathe.

Air

200

A plastic bubble is inside a syringe. When the pressure is lowered inside the syringe, what happens to the bubble?

It swells

200

Heating air particles gives them more kinetic energy by increasing their what?

Speed

200

In which state of matter are particles firmly bonded together?

Solid

300

Mrs. Grace microwaves her Cup Noodle. How does the kinetic energy in the broth change?

It Increases

300

This is what's in the space between air particles.

Nothing (empty space)

300

This term describes the decrease of gas volume as a result of applied force or pressure.

Compression

300

A capped bottle of air comes out of the freezer crushed. how did the spacing of the air particles change?

They're closer together.

300

In which state of matter do particles touch and move over each other?

Liquid

400

What gas is formed in the bubbles when citric acid and sodium bicarbonate react?

Carbon dioxide

400

Larger than atoms but too small to see, these tiny pieces make up air and all other matter.

Particles

400

This word describes the decrease of volume due to decreased kinetic energy of particles.

Contraction

400

A quintillion particles of water and a quintillion particles water vapor (gas) have different volumes. What's the main difference between their particles?

Kinetic energy (or the space between them)

400

Mr. Osborne leaves his coffee on his desk during break and it gets cold. What happens to the kinetic energy of the particles?

It decreases
500

When we mixed the Mystery Mixture with water, we saw foaming bubbles. This was evidence of what occurring?

Chemical Reaction

500

Air is a mixture of gases. Which gas makes up about four-fifths of it?

Nitrogen

500

This term describes he increase of volume as a result of applied force or due to increased kinetic energy of particles.

Expansion

500

Our blue-water bottle with the clear pipe is turned upside down and heated. Which way does the water in the pipe move?

Down (away from the bottle)

500

A gas syringe and a water syringe are filled to the same level. Which one holds more matter?

Water

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