Matter
Measuring matter
Solid, liquid and gases
Changes in matter
100

A property observed and measured that changes the chemical identity

Chemical change

100

What is mass?

How much matter an object has

100

How are the particles of a solid?

Packed closely together. They are fixed in place and cannot move easily

100

Give an example of a physical change

crushing a can

melting ice cube

boiling water

chopping wood

200

Basic unit of all matter

atom

200

How do we measure volume?

cubic meters, cubic centimeters, etc


200

What are the two types of solids?

Amorphous and crystalline

200

give an example of chemical change

burning wood

iron rusting

cooking an egg

vinager and baking soda

300

A pure substance made by the same type of molecules with a set ratio

Compound

300

What is density?

Is a measure of the mass of the material in a given volume.

300

Describe a liquid.

They have a definite volume but no shape of its own.

300

What is the law of conservation of mass

Matter is neither created nor destroyed only transformed

400

A substance that consists of only a tyoe of atoms

element

400

What is the unit of density?

grams over cubic centimeters

kilograms over cubic meter

400

What are the physical properties of liquids?

Surface tension and viscosity

400

Energy released is greater than energy needed to break bonds.

This is an example of...

Exothermic Reaction

500

A molecule is a group of atoms bonded together. What is the force of attraction between them called?

Chemical bond

500

Why does warm gases rise?

Density of gases depends of temperature, the higher the temp., the lower the density, thats why they rise

500

Describe the physical properties of a gas

They will have the same volume as the volume of its container.

Particles will be moving in all directions and widely spread and collide with each other.

500

A reaction that needs a continous source of energy

Endothermic reaction

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