Vocabulary
Physical Properties
Particle Theory of Matter
Experiments
General Knowledge
100
Anything that takes up space and has weight.
What is matter.
100
The amount of matter in an object.
What is mass.
100
This impacts the speed at which particles move.
What is temperature.
100
The tool used to measure mass.
What is a balance scale.
100
Is light made of matter.
No
200
Tiny particles are also called this.
What is atoms.
200
The SI units to measure mass.
Grams (g) and kilograms (kg)
200
The particles in this state of matter have the strongest attraction to each other.
What is a solid.
200
The tools used to measure volume.
What is a graduated cylinder.
200
The state of matter that is the most compressible.
What is air.
300
The three phases of matter.
What are solid, liquid, and gas.
300
How tightly packed the matter in an object is.
What is density.
300
This state of matter particles are rigid, locked in a pattern and vibrate in place.
What is a solid.
300
The results of this experiment
What is liquid density.
300
The experiment that involved oil, water and an alka seltzer.
What is the lava lamps.
400
This substance can have the state of a solid, liquid or a gas.
What is water.
400
How much an object can be squeezed.
What is compressibility.
400
This state of matter takes the shape of whatever container it is in.
What is a gas.
400
We weren't able to squeeze a water bottle full of water, due to this.
Water is incompressible.
400
The state of matter that can be poured.
What is a liquid.
500
The ability for something to be squeezed and squished.
What is compressibility.
500
The SI units to measure volume.
What is milliliters (mL) and liters (L)
500
There are many different kinds of particles, but are particles in a substance are this.
What is identical.
500
The experiment of items into water measured this.
How tightly particles are packed together.
500
If water freezes into ice this has occured.
What is a physical change.