Vocab
States of Matter
SI Units
100

Define matter

Matter is everything around us.

100

True or False: Solids have particles that are very far apart and constantly moving. 

False

100

What does L stand for and what can we measure using that unit?

Liters, a liquid in large quantities for example a jug of milk. 

200

Define States of matter

The 3 states of matter are solid, liquid and gas.

200

Which state of matter has particles that are very far apart and move freely in all directions?

Gas

200

What does g stand for and what can we measure using that unit?

Grams, small objects like a paperclip.

300

Define Particles

Particles are the atoms or molecules that make up everything


300

Describe how the particles move in the 3 states of matter

Solid- slowly

Liquid- medium

Gas - fast

300

What does ml stand for and what can we measure using that unit?

Milliliters, small amount of liquid for example a can of pop. 

400

Define volume 

Volume is the amount of space an object takes up.

400

Show the difference between the particles in solids, liquids and gases.

Solid- close together, not moving 

Liquid- further apart and moving a little 

Gas- far apart and moving quickly

400

What does Kg stand for and what can we measure using that unit?

Kilograms, larger things for example people.

500

Define Mass

Mass is the amount of matter an object has

500

What state of matter has the strongest attractive forces, why?

Solids, this is because solid particles are packed tightly and close together. 

500

What does SI stand for and what is it used for?

International Systems and is used as units of measurement. 

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