Matter Basics
Properties & Density
Bath Bomb & Gases
Particles & Reactions
Open v Closed System
100

Solids, liquids, and gases are all examples of this.

What is matter?

100

Melting point, color, and solubility are all examples of these.

What are properties?

100

When a bath bomb is dropped in water, these appear.

What are gas bubbles?

100

When new substances are produced from old substances, this is the name of the process.

What is a chemical reaction?

100

In this kind of system, no matter can get in or out.

What is a closed system?

200

All matter has mass and takes up this.

What is space?

200

Density is a ratio of this quantity to volume.

What is mass?

200

These two bath bomb substances, combined with water, are the only ones that make gas bubbles.

What are citric acid and baking soda?

200

The same substance is made of this type of particles throughout.

What is the same type?

200

In an open system, the mass can change if this happens.

What is matter gets in or out?

300

Everything that is matter is made up of these tiny pieces.

What are particles?

300

A sample has a mass of 12 g and a volume of 4 cm³. This is its density.

What is 3 g/cm³?

300

A gas that is non-flammable, at high concentration, will do this to a burning flame.

What is put it out (extinguish it)?

300

In a chemical reaction, the particles of the old substances do this.

What is break apart and/or join to form new combinations?

300

Potassium iodide and hydrogen peroxide are mixed in an open container and the mass drops. This is why.

What is a gas formed and escaped?

400

Joined groups of atoms are called this.

What are molecules?
400

Cutting a sample in half does not change this property, because it is constant for any sample size.

What is density?

400

The bubbles' gas does not come from gas trapped in the bath bomb. It comes from this.

What is a change to the matter that was already there?

400

The gas from heated water is made of the same particles as this, so no new substance forms.

What is liquid water?

400

Reactants with a total mass of 200 g make a gas in a sealed bottle. This is the mass of the bottle after the reaction.

What is 200 g?

500

The number, type, and arrangement of atoms in a molecule is unique to each one of these.

What is a substance?

500

Odor is a property determined by this about the atoms that make up a substance.

What are the number, type, and arrangement of the atoms?

500

When a battery adds energy to water, two different gases form, and all of their matter comes from these.

What are the original water particles?

500

In a chemical reaction, no new atoms can appear. Atoms are only this.

What is rearranged?

500

In a closed system the mass stays the same because all of these we started with are still there.

What are atoms?

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