A wide glass container used for measuring general volume.
What is a beaker.
The state of matter where the molecules have large amounts of kinetic energy but do not touch each other.
What is gas?
The compound that has a freezing point of zero.
The data from a study or experiment that is measured over time.
What is continuous data?
What is the solvent?
A glass tube that contains mercury and is used to measure the amount of energy in a liquid.
What is a thermometer?
The particles are not moving in a regular pattern but are still strongly attracted to each other.
What is a liquid?
The point at which particles no longer move by vibrate.
All of the different parts of an experiment that determine the results.
What are the variables?
The type of solution where some of the solid matter is still visible in the liquid.
What is a saturated solution?
A common heat source used in chemistry.
What is a Bunsen burner?
When particles of matter get closer together due to a loss of energy.
What is contracts?
The process at which water leaves the ground and enters the atmosphere where it later becomes rain.
What is evaporation?
The recorded outcomes of an experiment.
What are data sets?
The limit to the mass of a substance that will dissolve in water.
What is solubility?
What is a balance?
Melting, boiling, evaporating, condensing, and freezing are all aspects of this basic element of chemistry.
What are changes of state?
The point that doesn't reveal itself based on a constant on a graph.
What is the boiling point?
Data that demonstrates specific defined quantity or value.
What is discrete data?
When the glass has units of measurement on it.
What is graduated?
The other name for solid carbon dioxide.
What is dry ice?
A substance that has a sharp melting point.
What is a pure substance.

What is continuous data?
The air.
What is a solution.