Periodic Table
Density
Chemical VS. Physical
States of Matter
Pure Substances and Mixtures
100

Dull and Brittle

Non-metals

100

Increasing volume while keeping your mass the same will result in .... (think about the dead man's float when swimming)

Less Density; more likely to float.

100

When I make Kool-Aid, I am making a physical or chemical change?

Physical

100

List the states of matter from lowest Kinetic Energy to highest.

Solid-->liquid-->gas

100

Salt and water is a ___________ solution

Homogenous

200

Metals are shiny, or have _________.

Luster

200

Decreasing volume, while keeping the same mass will end up......... (Think of a cherry bomb when swimming)

more density, most likely to sink.

200

Unexpected color and/or formation of a precipitate is evidence of a ________________.

Chemical reaction

200

T OR F: Particles in a liquid are fixed

False, particle in a liquid have  mid K.E. and move and slide around each other.

200

A cup of sand and iron fillings is a ___________ mixture.

Heterogenous

300

Metals can be bent or shaped easily, because they are ______________.

Malleable

300

The density of an object that has a mass of 48g and volume of 40 cm3

DENSITY=MASS/VOLUME

1.2 g/cm3


300

Cutting paper, dissolving salt in water, and water freezing are examples of....

Physical changes

300

Particles in this state of matter are uniform, fixed, with a definite volume, and definite shape.

Solid

300

Same composition throughout______________.

(Homogenous or heterogenous)

Homogenous

400

Metals are ductile, which means....

They can be drawn into a wire.

400

If honey has a density of 1.4 g/cm3 and my marble has a density of 1.5g/cm3 , what will the marble do when I drop it into honey and why.



Sink, because it is more dense than the honey.

400

If I cannot turn it back into its original form, it underwent a _______________ change.

Chemical

400

___________ and __________ have a definite volume, but ________ do not.

Liquid & solids ; gases do not

400

T or F: I can separate a heterogenous mixture and a homogenous mixture.

T; I cannot separate a pure substance

500

This group makes a stair case shape on the periodic table and are known as semiconductors or fair conductors of heat and electricity.

Metalloids

500

T OR F: You measure the volume of gas.

True!

500

A new substance formed from a chemical reaction.

Precipitate

500

This state of matter has an indefinite volume and indefinite shape. 

Gas

500

An element or a compound that has specific properties; it always has the same properties.

Pure substance

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