Types of Matter
Density
Solubility
Physical and Chemical Changes
Boiling and Freezing Points
100

A pure substance only made up of one thing

What is an element?

100

This formula:

d = m/v

What is the formula for density?

100

The substance that is doing the dissolving. 

What is the solvent?

100

Going from gas to liquid is an example of this. Why?

What is a physical change? Because the substance is still the same/ it has not changed. 

100

Boiling point

What is the temperature at which liquid turns into gas?
200

Oil and Water are an example of this.

What is a heterogeneous mixture?

200

I can calculate the volume of an irregular (doesn't have clearly defined sides) by doing this. 

What is volume by displacement?

200

The substance that is being dissolved. 

What is the solute?

200

Creating slime is an example of this. Why?

What is a chemical change? Because the substance cannot revert back to its original components.

200

Freezing point

What is the point at which a liquid turns into a solid?

300

A salt solution is an example of this.

What is a homogenous mixture?

300

A graduated cylinder has liquid with a volume of 350mL. When an irregular object is placed inside of the liquid gives me a new volume of 380mL. 

The volume of the object is this.

What is 30mL?

300

These factors affect the solubility of a substance.

What are temperature, concentration (amount), surface area?
300

Atoms are arranged in a solid fashion and closely together. 

What is a solid?

300

Adding this can lowers the freezing point of water.

What is salt?

400

A substance that is made up of more than one substance and is bonded together. 

What is a compound?

400

A graduated cylinder has liquid with a volume of 350mL. When an irregular object, that has a mass of 50g, is placed inside of the liquid gives me a new volume of 380mL. 

The density of the object is this. 

1.7g/mL

400

If a substance has a solubility of 35g/100mL. I can add this much substance to 100mL of water, before it begins to settle on the bottom of my beaker or graduated cylinder.

What is 35g?

400

In order to go from a as to a liquid, I must do this to the energy in the system. 

What is reduce/Lower/Decrease the energy in a system?

400

If I have a substance that has a mass of 35g, a specific heat of 0.9 and the temperature rises from 19 degrees Celsius to 30 degrees Celsius. The amount of energy used is________

346.5

500

NaCl is an example of this.

What is a compound?

500

A graduated cylinder has liquid with a volume of 300mL. When an irregular object, that has a mass of 30g, is placed inside of the liquid gives me a new volume of 380mL. 

The density of the object is this.

What is 0.375g/mL?

500

If I add dye to a cold solution and the same dye to a boiling solution, I can expect this to happen. 

What is the dye to move dissolve quicker in the hot substance because the molecules of the solution are more spread apart when compared to the colder solution?

500

Burning oil to heat your home is an example of this.

What is a chemical change?

500

50g of water was heated from 30.2 degrees Celsius to 58.6 degrees Celsius, the amount of energy used was ___________________, if C = 4.18.

What is 5935.6?

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