Matter Matters
Moving Matter
Building Blocks of Creation
Compound Chemistry
Multitude of Mixtures
100

This type of matter takes the form of the container it's in.

Liquid

100

The three states of matter

Solid, liquid, gas

100

The smallest part of an element that keeps the properties of that element

Atom

100

Valuable crystals

Gemstones

100

What is the universal solvent?

Water

200

This tells us how much matter is inside something.

Mass

200

The freezing point of water in Fahrenheit

32 degrees F

200

Two or more elements combined

A compound

200

What pencil lead is made of

Graphite

200

A mixture in which the different substances are visible

Heterogeneous

300

Matter is defined as anything that has these two things.

Volume and mass

300

When a gas becomes a liquid

Condensation point

300

The number of protons an atom has

The atomic number

300

This substance conducts electricity, ruins metal, and donates hydrogen ions

Acid

300

Gold jewelry, aluminum cans, and stainless steel are examples of this.

Alloys

400

The special features, traits, or attributes of materials found in the universe.

Properties

400

The thickness or resistance to flow in a fluid

Viscosity

400

When hydrogen and oxygen combine to form water, they share electrons. What is this bond called?

Covalent Bond

400

Name two of the 4 Cs used to grade diamonds

Cut, color, clarity, carat

400

In this type of substance, no more solute can dissolve in the solvent.

A saturated solution.

500
The amount of shine something has.

Luster

500

A liquid that becomes a solid when pressure is applied

Amorphous solid or non-newtonian liquid

500

These atoms are stable and do not usually combine with other atoms

Noble gases

500

Rubber is an example of this type of molecule.

Polymer

500

A molecule that can't dissolve in water, like oil.

Nonpolar molecule.

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