Properties of Matter
Classification of Matter
Physical and Chemical Changes
Bonus: Chapter 1
100

Iron reacts with oxygen in the air to form iron oxide. 

Chemical property/Physical Property - intensive/Physical property - extensive

Chemical Property

100

Fluoride 

element/compound/homogeneous mixture/heterogeneous mixture

Element

100

An ice cube melts forming water.

Physical change/chemical change

Physical change

100

What is wrong with the following hypothesis? Gene thinks that GE light bulbs last longer than other brands. 

If/then statement

200

Color

Chemical property/Physical Property - intensive/Physical property - extensive

Physical Property - intensive

200

Medium coffee with cream and sugar.

element/compound/homogeneous mixture/heterogeneous mixture

homogeneous mixture

200

Zn + HCl --> ZnCl2 + H2

Physical change/chemical change

Chemical change

200

This describes a natural phenomenon. 

Law

300

Helium is non-reactive.

Chemical property/Physical Property - intensive/Physical property - extensive

Chemical Property

300

Give an example of a compound. 

Answers will vary. 

300

What is one way you can recognize a chemical change is taking place?

Color change, gas is produced, precipitate is produced, change of energy

300

Define matter.

Something that takes up space and has mass.

400

Water boils at 100 degrees C.

Chemical property/Physical Property - intensive/Physical property - extensive

Physical property intensive

400

Powdered sugar

element/compound/homogeneous mixture/heterogeneous mixture

compound

400

What method would you use to separate water from ink? 


Distillation

400

The higher the temperature of the air in the oven, the faster a cake will bake.

Identify the dependent variable. 

Time it takes the cake to bake. 

500

A given sample of lead weighs 74 g. 

Chemical property/Physical Property - intensive/Physical property - extensive

Physical property intensive

500

Mixtures can be separated by...

chemical means

physical means

both

Physical means only

500

Explosion of color from a fire work


Physical change/chemical change

Chemical Change

500

Some of the earliest examples of chemistry included the dyes and perfumes made by these people.

Egyptians

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