States of Matter
In this state of matter, particles are packed tightly and only vibrate in place.
What is a solid?
This property tells you how much SPACE something takes up.
What is volume?
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When you leave ice cream outside, it turns into gooey liquid.
What is melting?
Ice cream float!
The soda in your float can be poured and takes the shape of the cup. (Which state)
What is a liquid?
In this state, particles can slide past one another but are still close together.
What is a liquid?
This property describes how much matter is in an object.
What is mass?
Mass is measured in these units. (hint hint, there are 3)
What is milligrams, grams and kilograms?
When water in an ice tray gets cold, it turns into a solid.
What is freezing?
Ice cream float!
The fizzy bubbles that rise to the top are this state of matter.
What is gas?
In this state, particles move quickly and spread far apart.
What is a gas?
This property measures how tightly particles are PACKED together.
What is density?
Volume is measured in these units.
mL and L
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What is hockey?
Volume Experiment!
If the water in a graduated cylinder is at 50ml, and you drop in a rock, the water rises to 84ml. The volume of the rock is
What is 34ml?
These are the smallest "bricks" that make up everything around us.
What is a atom?
This property describes how easily something can be squeezed into a smaller space.
What is compressibility?
This tool measures mass of an object.
What is a scale?
This is the process when a liquid (water) gets so hot bubbles form and it turns into gas. (Think about cooking)
What is boiling?
Density Tower
The least dense and most dense liquid in our tower.
What is rubbing alcohol and honey?
These groups of atoms that stick together, like LEGO pieces.
What is molecules?
Draw the particle arrangement for a solid, liquid, and gas. Make sure to show how the particles move in each state.
What is:
Solid: Particles packed closely together, vibrating in place.
Liquid: Particles close together but able to slide past one another.
Gas: Particles far apart, moving freely and quickly.
This tool measures volume of liquids(hint hint its name is a shape)
What is a cylinder?
When wet clothes dry on a clothesline, the water slowly disappears into the air.
What is evaporating?
For our density tower experiment the order from most dense to least dense is these liquids.
What is honey, milk, soap, water, oil, rubbing alchohol?