Matter
Substances
How Does Matter Change?
How is Matter Measured?
miscellaneous
100

Matter is anything that has mass and ________.

takes up space 

100

A _________ is a combination of two or more substances.

mixture

100

A change in the size, shape, or state of matter is a ________.

physical change

100

The amount of mass in a certain volume of matter is a property called ______.

density 

100

What is the table called that labels the elements?

Periodic table

200

What are three common states of matter?

solids, liquids, gases

200

In salt water, the solvent is _______.

water
200

A ________ produces a completely different kind of matter. 

chemical change

200

_______ is the measure of the amount of matter in an object. 

Mass

200

Can a chemical change have a smell? Yes or no

yes 

300

What temperatures are solids at?

0 degrees c

300

Mixtures are made by _________ combining two or more substances?

physically 

300

The _______point and ____ point of a substance are physical properties that help identify the substance.

melting and boiling point

300

Volume is a property of matter that can NOT be measured. True or fasle

false

Volume is a property of matter can be measured.

300

What are the two parts of a solution? (hint two s terms)

solute and solvent

400

Matter is made up of what size particles?

tiny

400
Does sand dissolve in water? Yes or no

no 

400

A chemical changes gives off heat. True or Flase

True 

400

How do you find the density of a substance? What is the formula?

mass in grams

___________

volume in cubic cm

400

what are to measurements for volume in liquid?

ml and l 

500

In gases the are the particles close or far apart?

far apart 

500

What are the four s terms?

solution, solute, solvent, and solubility

500

Give me one example of physical change.

Give me one example of a chemical change. 

Tearing a sheet of paper, making a bowl of clay, origami animal.

Rust, tarnish, burning wood, making slime

500
Tell me some meteoric units for measuring volume.

Millimeter

Centimeter

Decimeter

Meter

Hectometer

Kilometer


500

Why do scientist use mass to measure?

Because they want a measurement that will not change if the object is moved to a different location.

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