Phase Change
Matter
Properties
Classification
Define
100

What is Solid to Liquid

What is Melting?

100

What is Matter

anything with mass and/or volume

100

What is a Property?

Something that describes matter

100

What is a diamond?

Pure Substance

100

What is a homogenous mixture compared to a heterogeneous ?

Substances that are mixed well vs. substances that are not mixed well.

200

What is Sublimation?

Solid to gas

200

What is NOT matter?

Sound, light, electricity

200

What is a Physical Property?

characteristics that can be observed without changing the substance 

200

What is a Pure Substance?

Matter that always stays the same

200

Define miscible and immiscible

miscible: 2+ liquids mix well

immiscible: 2+ liquids that do not mix well

300

What is Phase Change?

From solid to liquid to gas and back; doesn’t change composition or mass

300

What are 3 states of matter?

Gas

Solid

Liquid

300

What is a Chemical Property?

describes the way a substance reacts when it changes

300

What can substances be classified into?

Elements, Compounds, Molecules 

300

Define suspension, colloid, and solution.

Solution:substances that dissolve/ homogenous 

Suspension: separates into layers/ heterogenous

Colloid: particles vary in sizes large and small, cant be filtered, thicker/ homogenous 

400

Law of Conservation of Energy is…

Energy cannot be created or destroyed 

400

What is Matter made of?

atoms and molecules that act like tiny particles.

400

What are 5 physical properties?

Conductivity, viscosity, malleability, hardness, density, etc. 

400

What is a Mixture classification?

solution, suspension, colloid 

400

Define reactant and product

reactant: starting materials in chemical reaction; start

Product: substances produced by chemical reaction; end result

500

In Condensation, is Energy added or taken ?

Taken away

500

What is Energy’s role in matter?

Moves or changes matter

500

What is Baking Soda Bubbling in Vinegar?

Chemical property

500

what are ways to separate mixtures?

Distillation (boiling) and filtration (particle size)

500

Define exothermic and endothermic

Endothermic: Chemical reactions that absorb energy

Exothermic: Chemical reactions that releases energy

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