Describing Matter
Measuring Matter
Physical/chemical changes
Changes in Matter
Random
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A __________ property is one that can be observed without changing the matter into something else. 

Physical Property

100

_______ is the amount of matter in an object 

Mass

100

A _______ change alters form or appearance but does not create a new substance

Physical change

100

A solid becoming a liquid is called 

Melting

100

Lighting a match is an example of 

A chemical change

200

An element is ....  

Made from only one type of atom.
200

True or false: Weight does not change even if the force of gravity on that object changes

False. Mass does not change even is the gravity experienced by that object changes. 

200

A ______ change creates or breaks down a substance into a new substance 

Chemical

200
Chopping wood is an example of 

Physical change

200

Carbon, Iron, Hydrogen, and Gold are examples of 

Elements 

300
Mass is
The amount of matter in an object.
300

Volume is ....

The amount of space that matter takes up

300

Bread dough rising is an example of ....

A chemical change

300
Heat (thermal energy) flows from _____ objects to ______ objects 

Warm/hot to cold objects

300

Air particles move faster when they are 

Warm

400

Trail mix is an example of this type of mixture

Heterogeneous

400

What is the SI unit scientists use to measure mass? 

Kilogram (kg)

400

A homogeneous mixture is 

uniform throughout (eg. lemonade, salt water)

cannot be separated easily

400

Dissolving sugar into water and boiling off the water are both examples of ...

Physical changes

400

Energy cannot be created or destroyed is the 

Law of conservation 

500
Two or more atoms that are chemically bonded are called

Molecules

500

What is the equation for calculating density?

Density = Mass/Volume

500

Heterogenous mixture is one that 

can be easily separated into its different components 

500
Butter melting in a pan and then turning brown are examples of 

Both Physical and chemical changes

500
What is the difference between an endothermic reaction and exothermic reaction

Endothermic is when energy is absorbed (eg. ice melting) 

Exothermic is when energy is released (eg. Combustion)

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