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100

What is an observation?

Gathering information.

100

What is the SI unit for length?

Meters.

100

What is a substance?

Matter with uniform and unchanging composition.

100

What is a mixture?

A combination of two or more substances, but no chemical change occurs.

100

Is color a physical or chemical property?

Physical property.

200

What is qualitative data?

Observations that can be described in words. Non-numerical data.

200

How many microliters are in a liter?

1,000,000

200

Define liquid in terms of its shape, volume, and particle movement.

No definite shape, but definite volume. Particles are far enough apart to move past each other.

200

Is coffee a heterogeneous or homogeneous mixture?

Homogeneous mixture.

200

Is burning toast a physical or chemical change?

Chemical change.

300

What is the scientific method?

A systematic approach to scientific inquiry.

300

What is the formula for density, and what are the units?

mass/volume, g/mL

300

What is the Law of Conservation of Mass?

Mass can never be created or destroyed.

300

Is potato salad a heterogeneous or a homogeneous mixture?

Heterogeneous mixture.

300

Is boiling acid a physical or chemical change?

Physical change.

400

What is the independent variable?

The variable that the scientist controls.

400
What is the correct way to make a precise measurement?

Estimate one place past what you can physically measure.

400

Define solid in terms of shape, volume, and particle movement.

Definite shape and volume, particles are packed very tightly.

400

What is another name for a homogeneous mixture?

A solution.

400

Is volume an intensive or extensive property?

Extensive property.

500

What is a conclusion in science?

A judgement based on the information obtained.

500

Why do significant figures matter?

They indicate how precise a measurement is.

500

What is the difference between a gas and a vapor?

Gases exist in the gas phase at room temperature, while vapors are the gas phase of substances that exist as liquids at room temperature.

500

What separation technique would you use to separate pulp from orange juice?

Filtration.

500

Is density an intensive or extensive property?

Intensive property.

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