Particle Theory of Matter
Classification of Matter
Physical/Chemical Properties/Changes
Properties of Solids, Liquids, Gases
Calculations
100

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All particles have large _____________ between them?

What are spaces 

100

What is the type of matter that is made of only one type of atom and cannot be broken down into simpler substances.

What is element 

100

Which physical property fits this description?

The ability to be stretched into thin wires 

What is ductility 

100

Which of the following states of matter does not have a fixed volume but does take the shape of its container?

What is gas

100

The mass of an unknown substance is 22g and has a volume of 50cm3. What is the density? 

What is 0.44g/cm3

200

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As you increase temperature the speed of the particles _______________________. The particles now have __________ energy than before. 

What is increase

What is more 

200

Classify the following substance. Be as specific as possible 

This substance has the chemical formula CH₄ and is made of carbon and hydrogen atoms chemically bonded in a fixed ratio.

what is a pure substance - compound 

200

Is the following scenario a physical or chemical change? 

A glass mug falling and shattering into 1000 pieces 

What is a physical change 

200

300ml of oxygen is mixed with 150ml of Carbon dioxide. Which gas is considered the solute?

What is carbon dioxide

200

A mass (g) vs. volume (mL) graph for liquid A shows two points (2.5, 7) and (5, 21) on the line of best fit. What is the density of liquid A?

What is 5.6g/mL

300

Which particle theory of matter rule is exhibited by the following scenario? 

Someone sprays perfume in one corner of a room, and after a short time people across the room can smell it.


What is all particles are in constant motion

300

Classify the following substance. Be as specific as possible


Kool-aid and water

What is mixture - homogeneous solution 

300

Is the following scenario a physical or chemical change?

Ms. C left a banana out on the counter and it begins to rot. 

What is a chemical change.

300

Which gas learned in class exhibits explosive chemical properties when encountering a flame?

What is hydrogen

300

The mass of an unknown substance is 75g and the density is 40g/ml. What is the volume? 

What is 1.875ml

400

Which rule of the particle theory of matter is exhibited by the following scenario?

A dented table tennis ball can sometimes be “repaired” (ie. dent is removed) by placing it in a cup of hot water.  

What is temperature affects the speed at which particles move. Increase heat = faster motion 

400

Classify the following substance. Be as specific as possible 

Brass, which is made by mixing copper and zinc evenly throughout the material.

what is a homogeneous solution (alloy)

400

When two liquids mix together, a solid forms. What is the name of the solid? 

What is a precipitate 

400

Which gas is identified with a glowing splint test? 

What is oxygen

400

On a mass vs. volume graph for liquid b, two points, (1,3) and (2, 3.5) lie on the line of best fit. Will the substance float or sink in water. (Assume not soluble in water)

It will float

500

What is plasma? 

What is the fourth state of matter consisting of ionized gas where electrons are ripped from atoms.

500

Classify the following substance. Be as specific as possible 

This substance is made of many components, including red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, and plasma. This substance appears homogeneous but under the microscope, the different parts are visible. 

What is a heterogeneous mixture (colloid)

500

Which substance is both a solid and a gas at -78 degrees Celsius? 

What is carbon dioxide

500

Which element was discovered by boiling urine? 

What is phosphorus 

500

A graduated cylinder has a mass of 50 g when empty. When 30 mL of water is added, the graduated cylinder has a mass of 120 g. If a rock is added to the graduated cylinder, the water level rises to 75 mL and the total mass is now 250 g. What is the density of the rock?

What is 2.89 g/ml

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