Vocabulary
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The smallest particle of an element.

atom

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This measures mass by adding gram weights until both sides are level or balanced.

Balance

100

What is the formula for measuring volume?

length x width x height

100

Mass is the measure of the pull of gravity between an object and this.

Earth

100

Elements that have some but not all of the properties of metal.

Metalloids

200

The amount of matter making up an object

mass

200

You can describe an object's __________ by saying it is red, smooth and hard.

properties

200

What system of measurement do most countries use?

The metric system

200

A 10 lb. bundle of timber and a 100 lb. bundle of timber do not weigh the same, but they do have the same _________________.

density

200

Do not have the properties of metal.

Nonmetals

300

The measure of the pull of gravity between an object and Earth

weight

300

All substances are made of this.

matter

300

What system of measurement does the USA use?

English

300

The periodic Table has rows called _______.

periods

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An element is classified as a metal if it does these two things.

If it conducts heat and electricity

400

The amount of matter in a given space.

density

400

Matter will take the shape of its container if it is a ___________ or a _______________.

liquid and gas

400

The Metric System measures length by this.

Meters

400

Any item listed on the Periodic Table is this.

Element

400

Give an example of a non-element.

Air (Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide Combined), Fire, Salt( Sodium and Chlorine Combined), Water (H2O).

500

The upward force of a liquid or gas on an object.

buoyancy

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The three states of matter.

liquid, solid and gas

500

The English system uses this to measure weight.

ounces/pounds
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Elements are classified by this on the Periodic Table.

properties

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Why are there gaps in the Periodic Table?

The gaps are left for elements that are predicted to be there but have not been discovered yet.

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