Matter
Physical Properties
Chemical Properties
Mixtures
Solid, Liquid, Gases
100
Anything that has mass and takes up space. 

What is matter?

100

A characteristic of matter that can be observed and or measured.

Physical Property

100

A characteristic that can only be observed when there is a change in the type of matter

Chemical Change

100

A physical combination of two or more substances

Mixture

100

Ice : Solid, liquid, gas

Solid

200

The measure of the amount of matter in an object?

Mass

200
the ability of material to be attracted to a magnet

Magnetism

200

True or False: Some matter have chemical changes when it is heated. 

True

200

heterogenous mixture in which the parts are so small that they do not settle out (example: fog)

Colloid

200

What is the universal solvent? 

Water

300

How large or small an object is.

Volume

300

describes how energy, such as electricity or heat, can move through material 

Conductivity

300

True or False All chemical changes happen quickly.

False

300

A homogeneous mixture where all types of matter is dissolved, but you cannot be seen with your eyes 

solution

300

This form of matter expands and moves around vigorously as it is heated 

gas

400
The law that states that matter can not be created or destroyed
The Law of the Conservation of Matter
400

the ability of matter to dissolve in water

solubility 
400

What happens to metal when it interacts with air over time?

It will rust. 

400

A heterogenous mixture where all matter does not blend and will eventually separate. 

Suspension

400

This form of matter takes the shape of the container it is in.

Liquid

500

What are the three states of matter?

Solid, Liquid, Gases
500

The way light reflects, or bounces off an object

Reflectivity
500

When matter can burn it is known to be what term?

Combustible
500

 True or False. Oil and water is a form of a colloid

False.

500

What are three processes that must occur for the water cycle to occur

Melting, Freezing, Evaporation 

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