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Properties of Matter
States of Matter
Matter Changing State
Experiment
100

Does the growth of a kitten follow a cycle? Yes or No

Yes

100
Characteristics used to describe an object
What are properties
100

Name the 3 states of matter

Solid, Liquid and Gases

100
Liquid to Solid
What is Freezing
100

Name the process
Hard wax change its state when heat is applied

Melting

200

Wind is called ___________.

Moving air

200
Anything that has mass and takes up space
What is Matter
200

What has definite Shape and Volume?

Solid

200
Solid to Liquid
What is Melting
200

What happens when we leave the hot liquid wax to cool

solidify

300

All gases do not have definite volume and shape. True or False

True

300
Two basic properties of matter
What are Mass and Volume
300

Water vapour is __________ in the gaseous state.

water

300
Liquid to Gas
What is Evaporation
300

Explain how water droplets form on the lid of the boiling kettle. 

Mention:

- heat loss/ gain 

-cooler surface of lid

When hot water vapour from the boiling water rises and touch the cooler surface of the lid, it will lose heat, condense and form water droplets.

400

Noise and electricity are examples of _____________.

non-matter

400
Weight is a measure of the pull of _________ on an object.
What is Gravity
400

What is GAS?

No definite Shape or Volume

400
Gas to Liquid
What is Condensation
400

Explain why the dented ping pong ball placed in hot water can regain its shape

The air in the ping pong ball will gain heat from the hot water and expand making the ping pong ball to regain its round shape

500

Which of these has definite volume and mass but no definite shape?

stone / milo / slime / oxygen

Milo

500
Amount of space taken up by matter in its _________
What is Volume
500

Explain why ENERGY is non-matter?

It has no mass and does not occupy space.

500
Solid to Gas
What is Sublimation
500

Explain the difference between the syringe filled with air and the syringe filled with water, when the nozzle is covered with finger.

Mention: Movement of plunger and properties of the states of matter

Filled with air: 

The plunger of the syringe can be pushed inward slightly because air has no definite volume and it can compressed to occupy a smaller space.

Filled with water:

The plunger cannot be pushed at all because water has definite volume and cannot be compressed to occupy a smaller space.

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