Lab Equipment and Safety
Scientific Method
Properties of Matter
Classification of Matter
Miscellaneous
100

These are work spaces and should never be sat upon.

What is a lab bench?

100

This is what you think will happen in an experiment.

What is a hypothesis?

100

Must include these two things in order to 'matter'.

What is mass and volume?

100

carbon

What is an element?

100

This is the amount of matter an object contains.

What is mass?

200

This is the alternative to smelling something directly with our nose.

What is wafting?

200

This group is left alone and not experimented on.

What is the control group?

200

Includes a numeric measurement.

What is quantitative?

200

pizza

What is a heterogeneous mixture?

200

There are approximately 118 of these.

What are elements?

300

Relatively tall and thin compared to other pieces, this is the most accurate way to measure volume.

What is a graduated cylinder?

300

This is the variable that gets measured.

What is the dependent variable?

300

Waters density does not change even if more is added and can be best described as this type of property.

What is intensive?

300

blood

What is a homogeneous mixture/solution?

300

This must be added in order to separate a compound.

What is energy?

400

Even unplugged, I can still burn!

What is a hot plate?

400

This is the variable we are testing.

What is the independent variable?

400

This property is only observed when a new substance is produced.

What is chemical?

400

The physical property filtration relies on.

What is state of matter?

400

Highly compressible state of matter.

What is a gas?

500

Press this if you want to exclude the weight of the beaker even though its still on the scale.

What is the zero/tare button?

500

This describes what will happen every time under a specific set of circumstances.

What is a scientific law?

500

This is the measure of gravities force on an object.

What is weight?

500

This can be used to separate a solution.

What is distillation?

500

A solid formed after mixing two liquids.

What is a precipitate? 

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