True or False. If you know the weight of a portion of an object than you CANNOT determine the weight of the whole object?
What is FALSE? You can determine the density of that object and, then, the mass of the whole object.
Name the two indicators of a chemical change.
What are bubbles, temperature change, or formation of a solid?
Name 2 physical properties of ice.
What are cold, hard, solid, floats in water etc.?
True or False: Cutting kale into small pieces is a physical change.
Which is True. Kale's properties remain unchanged unless you left in on the counter for a couple days to rot.
True or False: Baking cake is a chemical change; explain why.
True, because you cannot turn a cake back into the eggs, flour, sugar, etc. that you mixed together?
These molecules can move freely and will take the shape of any container you put them in.
What is a LIQUID?
Name 2 physical properties of gasses.
What is compressible, do not a define shape or volume?
A type of change where the substance stays the same, but size and shape may change.
What is a PHYSICAL CHANGE?
Explain how water could be an example of a physical change.
What is freezing and melting water to and from ice is an example of a physical change?
True or False. Turning roasted coffee beans to ground coffee is an chemical change.
What is FALSE? Grinding coffee doesn't change its chemical properties; it is a physical change.
These molecules move rapidly and freely wherever there is open space.
What is a GAS?
CHALLENGE: Explain how the water cycle an example of a physical change.
What is YES, it is a physical change, because water changes from a liquid/solid when it precipitates, to a gas when it evaporates, then forms back into a liquid when it condensates. Then the process repeats again with the same substance, WATER!
CHALLENGE: Explain how a rocket launch is an example of a chemical change.
What is the fuel combines with another chemcial to produce large volumes of a hot gas that propel the rocket into space?
CHALLENGE (not on quiz). We can separate salt and water using physical properties. What do we call this process?
What is evaporation?