Different States and Changes of States In matter
The change in state of matter is when a liquid turns into a gas
Boiling
Volume of gas decreased with constant temperature,pressure will increase
Boyle's Law
A pure substance made of only one atom
Element
How large or small an object is
Size
A bacteria used to ferment as well as an enzyme
Yeast
This process is the reverse of freezing
Melting
This principle is a force that makes objects float in liquid or gas
Buoyancy
Matter composed of two or more substances
Mixture
The appearance of a substance based on the lights it reflects
Color
A substance that disinfects and is used in cleaning wounds
Hydrogen Peroxide
Temperature at which a solid becomes a liquid
Melting point
This principle states fluid velocity increases when the flow of the fluid is restricted
Bernoulli's Principle
Change of size, shape, or state which the identity of a substance is the same
Physical Change
The form or outline of an object
Shape
Substance that speeds up chemical reactions without being permanently changed
Catalyst
Dry ice undergoes this change in state of matter
Sublimation
This principle states pressure applied to a fluid is transmitted through the fluid
Pascal's Principle
A mixture in which different materials remain distinct
Heterogeneous Mixture
How tightly matter is packed together
Density
This substance caused oxygen to be released in our experiments
Hydrogen Peroxide
Enough energy to overcome attractive forces within its atoms
Plasma State
The Law can be explained with this example as a gas is heated, the particles that make up that gas move faster and faster, striking the walls of the container more often and with more force
Charles Law
A mixture that remains mixed and has particles too small to be seen with a microscope
Homogeneous Mixture
The thicker a liquid is the more it resists flowing
Viscosity
Hydrogen peroxide chemical reaction formula