Matter Vocabulary
Properties of Matter
Classifying Matter
Changes in Matter
Mixtures
100

 Everything that has mass and takes up space

What is Matter

100

Definition: properties of matter that can be observed or measured

Physical Properties 

100

What are the 3 states of matter 

What is solid, liquid, and gas 

100

Ice cubes changing into water is caused by what?

What is Heating 

100

A combination of 2 or more substances that can easily be separated is a? 

What is Mixture 

200

What is an example of an element?

Anything from the periodic table that contains 1 type of atom

200

What are good conductors of heat?

Metals

200

What is the minimum number of substances in a compound?

2

200

The temperature a substance changes from solid to liquid is 

Melting Point

200

True or false a bowl of different fruit is considered a mixture? 

What is True 


300

______ is how fluid a substance is? (Thick or runny)

viscosity
300

Sand in water is a ______ mixture

suspension

300

How well something bends, hammers, etc. without shattering is its

malleability

300

The temperature a substance changes from liquid to gas is

Boiling Point

300

Is oil and water homogenous or heterogeneous?

heterogeneous

400

When solids form and separate from a liquid mixture this is called

Precipitate

400

What is water made of?

2 Hydrogen 1 Oxygen

400

Which of the following do not belong? Why not?

viscosity, malleability, density, boiling point, melting point, rusting, color. 

Rusting is chemical.

400

cutting hair, cutting a piece of paper, slicing tomato are all examples of

physical changes

400

What kind of mixture is milk?

colloid

500

__________ always has the same composition.

pure substance

500

Things like wood, plastic, etc. that are not good conductors of heat are called

insulators

500
Metals like gold and silver rusting when exposed to water is

reactivity.

500

When a substance reacts and forms one or more new substances this is a

chemical change

500

Rank the three types of mixture by size. smallest to largest

solution, colloid, suspension

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