Mixtures
Physical and Chemical Properties
Physical and Chemical Changes
Defining Matter
States of Matter
100

Example of a mixture

Candy, Coffee and sugar, Hamburger

100

What is a physical property

characteristics of a substance that can be observed without changing the substance

100

True or false.

Chemical changes can be reversed 

False

100
What do you call a matter that always has the same composition and properties?

Pure Substances

100
No definite volume or shape

gas

200

A combination of two or more pure substances

Mixture

200

The ability of a material to allow heat to flow

conductivity

200

what a chemical reaction produces

product

200

Anything that has mass and volume

matter

200

Phase change from gas to liquid?

Condensation

300

Two ways to separate mixtures

Distillation, and Filtration

300

Toxicity is an example of a

Chemical property

300

The starting materials in a chemical reaction

Reactant

300

A substance that cannot be broken down further. 

Elements

300

Is energy taken away or added in Deposition?

Taken away

400

Liquids that mix well or don't mix well

Miscible, and Immiscible

400

Volume is an example of a

Physical property

400

Chemical reactions that release energy

Exothermic

400

An example of a substance that is made up of two or more elements

Salt, steel, salt, baking soda, carbon dioxide.

400

Sublimation is a change between what state and what state?

Solid to gas

500

Substances that are not mixed well

Heterogeneous mixtures

500

The ratio of mass to unit volume of a substance

density

500

Chemical reactions that absorb energy

Endothermic

500

Made up of different elements and/or compounds.

Molecules

500

Deposition is a change from what state to what state?

Gas to solid

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