Changes in matter
chemical VS physical
Elements/ Molecules/ Compounds
Random
100

What is the change from liquid to a gas called

Vaporization

100

paper is cut into pieces

physical

100

Why is Nitrogen only one Molecule- Explain.

The sign for Nitrogen is N not N^2 so its only one molecule

100

D= m/v - solve for m

Mutiply V on both sides

200

When water vapor turns directly into ice. what is this called

Desposition

200

Is burning wood a chemical change or physical

Chemical

200

A substance contains two oxygen atoms chemically bonded together. what is its chemical formula

O2

200

what words are needed to make a Hypothesis

If,then, because

300

When a solid directly changes to a gas without becoming a liquid, is called?

sublimation

300

Why is melting Iron a physical change?

Only changes state not the substance

300

a molecule has 2 hydrogen atoms and 1 oxygen atom. How many total atoms are in the molecule, what substance is it

3 total atoms and H2O(water)
300

How to separate Iron and Sand

Use a magnet

400

Name two signs that a chemical change may have occured

Color, bubbles, temperature, or a new substance

400

Which change is usually difficult or impossible to reverse using simple physical methods

Chemical change

400

a student says all molecules are compounds. is the student correct

No, Molecules can contain atoms from just one element, such as O2. Compounds must contain two or more different elements.

400

D = m/v Solve for V

mutiply M on both sides

500

Why is density a good property used to identify metals

Its a property that is different for all metals

500

WHat is the main difference of a Chamical and physical change

A physical change changes the form or state of matter, while a chemical change creates one or more new substance

500

2 Nitrogen and 3 Oxygen chemically bonded. Is the substance an element, molecule, or compund, or mixture.

Molecule and compund - its particles contain chemically bonded atoms, and those atoms come from two different elements

500

Explain two types of mixtures

Heterogeneus; easier to see. Homogeneous; harder to see

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