Phases of Matter
Heating and Cooling
Periodic Table
Physical vs. Chemical
Bonus Chemistry
100

Particles in this state move the slowest and are known to vibrate.

What is a solid?

100

The change in state which turns a liquid into a solid.

What is freezing?

100
The arrangements of elements by characteristic properties.

What is the periodic Table.

100

True or False? Chemical Changes are always reversible.

What is False, they cannot be reversed.

100

This is what we call an educated guess about the outcome of an science experiment.

What is a prediction or hypothesis. 

200

In this phase, substances have no fixed shape and no fixed volume.

What is a Gas?

200

The process (what do you do to make it do this) in which a liquid turns into a gas.

What is boiling?

200

Two or more atoms connected by chemical bonds.

What is a molecule.

200

When a substance undergoes a change down to its atoms, this is happening.

What is chemical change?

200

What substance is formed when metal reacts with oxygen and water?

What is rust?

300

This is a state or phase of matter in which a substance has a definite volume but no definite shape.

What is a liquid.

300

To change from a liquid to a gas at or below the boiling point.

What is evaporation.

300

An atom that exists naturally in Earth that serves as a building block of all matter. We find these on the periodic table.

What is an Element.

300

A substance that can be measured or observed  or changed without changing the type of matter, this has happened.

What is a physical change?

300

What chemical property is the measure of how acidic water is?

What is pH (potential of hydrogen)?

400

The process when a gas becomes a liquid. (hint: drops form on the outside of a cold glass)

What is condensation?

400

This is the primary source of energy on Earth.

What is the Sun?

400

The smallest unit of matter that cannot be broken down any further.

What is an atom.

400

The process of changing from liquid to gas represents what type of change?

What is a physical change?

400

This substance is known as the universal solvent, meaning that it can dissolve many other substances, more than any other liquid substance.

What is H2O (water)?

500

Any change from one state of matter to another requires the addition or removal of this.

What is thermal, or heat, energy?

500

Transfer of thermal energy by electromagnetic waves. (Hint: your microwave can do it; Sitting in the sun you feel it too)

What is Radiation/Light?

500

Matter that can be broken down by an chemical reaction into its multiple different element parts.

What is a compound.

500

How can energy be released during a chemical change? (hint: two different words)

What are Exothermic and Endothermic Reactions

It can be released in the form of heat or light. 

500

What is the same for both compounds - C6H12O6 and CH3OH?

What is the type of atoms/elements?

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