Matter
Solids
Liquids
Gases
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What are all things made of?

Matter

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What is an example of a solid?

Book, a chair, a pencil, etc

100

What are two examples of liquids?

Water, milk, etc.

100

Give an example of a gas.

Oxygen, helium, or carbon dioxide

100

Give an example of a crystalline solid.

Salt, sugar, snow
200

How many states of matter are there?

3

200

What do the molecules in a solid look like?

Very close together

200

Do liquids have a shape?

Take the shape of their container.
200

What do the molecules of a gas look like?

They are spread far apart

200

Give an example of an amorphous solid.

Glass, plastic, wood

300

What are the three states of matter?

Solid, liquid, and gas

300

Describe the motion of solid particles.

Vibrating
300

When you pour a liquid, what is the word for how it flows?

Viscosity

300

Can you feel or see gases?

Example: you can feel and see air in the wind or when you blow up a balloon.

300

Give a practical example of compressed gases.

Helium for balloons, air tank in shops

400

What do we call the amount of matter in an object?

Mass
400

Do solids keep their shape or change depending on the container they are in?

Solids keep their shape

400

Do all liquids flow at the same speed? Give some examples of this.

Some liquids can flow slowly like honey or quickly like milk.

400

What is the air we breathe made up of?

Gases

400

What three properties are at play for water to bulge off of a penny like in the lab.

Cohesion, adhesion, and surface tension

500

What tool can we use to measure mass?

Triple-balance balance

500

How an object feels, is its ____________________.

Texture
500

What is the attraction between two liquid molecules called?

Cohesion

500

True or False - Gases spread out to fill the container they are in.

True

500

Define viscosity

Resistance of a fluid to flow.

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