Scientific Method
Pure Substance/Mixtures
Density
States of Matter
Physical/Chemical Property
100

The first step of the scientific method is to make an __________________________ or ask a question.

OBSERVATION

100

A mixture containing particles that are larger than those in a solution but do not settle quickly is called a __________________________.

COLLOID

100

Density is the amount of __________________________ contained in a given volume.

MASS

100

A solid has a definite shape and definite __________________________.

VOLUME

100

A characteristic of a substance that can be observed or measured without changing the substance is called a __________________________ property.

PHYSICAL

200

A possible explanation that can be tested is called a __________________________.

HYPOTHESIS

200

An element or compound is an example of a __________________________

PURE

200

If an object has a mass of 40 grams and a volume of 10 milliliters, its density is __________________________ g/mL.

4 g/mL

200

When matter is cooled, its particles generally move __________________________.

SLOWER

200

Flammability and the ability to react with acid are examples of __________________________ properties.

CHEMICAL

300

The variable that a scientist purposely changes is called the __________________________ variable.

INDEPENDENT

300

Two or more substances physically combined form a __________________________.

MIXTURE

300

Mass is commonly measured in __________________________ or kilograms.

GRAMS

300

Particles in a solid mainly __________________________ in place.

VIBRATE

300

When ice melts, the ice changes from a solid to a __________________________, making this a physical change.

LIQUID

400

The variable that is measured or observed during an experiment is called the __________________________ variable.

DEPENDENT

400

A mixture containing particles that may settle to the bottom is called a __________________________.

SUSPENSION

400

An object with a density greater than water will generally __________________________ in water.

SINK

400

Particles in a liquid are close together but can __________________________ past one another.

SLIDE/MOVE

400

The formation of a gas, production of a precipitate, or unexpected color change can be evidence of a __________________________ change.

CHEMICAL

500

Information collected during an experiment is called __________________________.

DATA

500

A mixture that has the same composition throughout is called a __________________________ mixture.

HOMOGENEOUS

500

An instrument commonly used to measure liquid volume is a __________________________ cylinder.

GRADUATED

500

Particles in a gas are generally __________________________ apart and move freely.

FARTHER

500

Melting, freezing, cutting, and crushing are examples of __________________________ changes.

PHYSICAL

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