Vocabulary
Physical or Chemical
True or False
Math in Science
Vocabulary
100

What is anything that has mass and takes up space?

Matter. 

100

Metal pots that conduct heat would represent what type of property?

Physical Property. 

100

Your mass will change depending on where you are. 

False. 

100

What are the units used for measuring mass?

Grams or Kilograms. 

100

What method do we use to measure the volume of an irregular solid?

Water Displacement.

200

This pure substance is made of two or more elements.

Compound.

200

Texture would represent what kind of property?

Physical Property.

200

Boiling point is a qualitative property of matter.

False.

200

What units do we use for measing the volume of a solid object?

Cubic Meter. 

200

What type of reaction alters the appearance of matter but does not create any new substance?

Physical Change. 

300

What is the term used for when an object can be stretched into wire?

Ductile.

300

Lack of ability to rust would represent what property?

Chemical Property.

300

Butter turning into a liquid from a solid represents a physical change. 

True. 

300

How do you calculate volume of a rectangular solid?

Length x Width x Height 

300

An object that has a density of 2.4 g/mL will do what in water?

Sink.

400

Which type of property describes an object and does not include any numerical value?

Qualitative.

400

Malleability would represent which property?

Physical Property.

400

Photosynthesis is an example of a chemical change. 

True. 

400

How do you calculate density?

Mass divided by Volume. 

400

What do we call the amount of matter in a certain amount of space?

Density. 

500

What is a measure of how hot or cold something is?

Temperature.

500

Flammability (combustibility) represents what property?

Chemical Property.

500

Iron rusting represents a physical change. 

False. 

500

What units do we use for measuring the volume of a liquid?

mL

500

What is a change in matter that produces one or more new substances?

Chemical Change. 

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