Measuring Matter
Thermal Energy
Atoms and Molecules
Mixtures
Solutions
Teacher Trivia
100
What technique can be used to measure the volume of irregularly shaped objects?

Water displacement

100

True or false? Ice cubes have thermal energy.

True

100

True or False? Compounds (for example: H2O or NaCl) can be separated by physical means.

False.

100

Mixtures that look the same throughout are _________________. (Homogeneous or heterogeneous)

Homogeneous

100

Give an example of a solution

Salt water, tea, soda, air, etc

100

Dr. Nassar and Ms. Schauermann are both CURRENTLY students at what college?

Montgomery College

200

What is the term for the measure of how much space something takes up?

Volume

200

What is the term for the temperature in which a substance changes from a solid to a liquid?

Melting point

200

How many protons are in an atom of hydrogen?

1

200
Which physical separation technique involves separating components with your hands or tweezers?

Sorting

200
The two parts of a solution are the ___________.

solute and solvent

200

What is Ms. Schauermann's favorite sport?

Rock climbing

300

What is the formula for Density?

Mass / Volume

300

What is the term for the temperature in which a substance changes from a liquid to a gas?

Boiling point

300

What type of bonds are atoms joined together by?

Chemical bonds
300

A bath bomb with visible dried flowers is a ____________ mixture. 

(Homogeneous or heterogeneous)

Heterogeneous
300

When lemonade powder is dissolved in water, what is the solvent?

Water

300

What is another name that you can call Dr. Nassar (that he will answer to)

Hint: Car

Dr. Nascar
400

How many millimeters are in one centimeter?

10

400

In the "Can Crushing" experiment, was thermal energy being absorbed or released when the can was flipped into the ice water?

Released

400

What is the chemical formula for sodium?

Na
400

True or false? All solutions are mixtures, but not all mixtures are solutions.

True

400

If you wanted to separate salt from water, what would you do?

Boiling, or evaporation
400

What film franchise did Dr. Nassar work on?

Hint: One of the books in Ms. Schauermann's classroom.

Jurassic Park

500

When reading the volume of a liquid from a graduated cylinder or other container, what is the name of the curved line to measure from?

Meniscus

500

What is the term for when heat transfer between two objects has stopped because they reached the same temperature?

Equilibrium

500

Name a compound (name or formula) that is present in a bathbomb.

NaHCO₃, C₆H₈O₇,MgSO₄⋅ 

Sodium bicarbonate, citric acid, epsom salt

500
Name something in the classroom that is NOT a mixture.

Water in a water bottle, graphite in a pencil, baking soda in the prep room, aluminum foil in a lunchbox

500

What is the name of the method that can be used to separate the pigments of make up?

Chromatography

500

What is the name of Ms. Schauermann's dog?

Momo

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