Unit 1
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Unit 5
100
A testable prediction
What is a hypothesis
100
Triple beam balance
How is mass measured
100
Everything you can touch and see
What is matter
100
The smallest particle into which an element can be divided and still be the same substance
What is the definition of an atom
100
The Alkali Metals
What is the 1st Group on the Periodic Table
200
The group that receives the independent variable
What is the experimental group
200
Graduated cylinder
How is volume measured
200
The physical being of an object
What is state
200
Neutrons, protrons, and electrons
What are the three parts that make up an atom
200
Metals
What are most of the elements on the periodic table classified as
300
The group that does not receive the independent variable
What is control group
300
The bottom
What part of the meniscus do you read
300
If an object reacts with oxygen
What is reactivity with oxygen
300
Neutrons and protrons
What are the parts that make up the nucleus of an atom
300
The ability to allow heat to transfer through the object and on to another
What is thermal conductivity
400
The final conclusion of an experiment
What is a conclusion
400
A measure of warmth or coldness of an area
What is temperature
400
Able to be dissolved
What is solubility
400
It's protrons and neutrons
What does the Atomic Number represent
400
Able to be pounded into a sheet
What is malleablity
500
What went wrong in an experiment
What is error analysis
500
A measure of something end to end
What is length
500
The identity stays the same
What happens to an elements identity during a physical change
500
The mass of the atom
What is the Atomic Mass
500
In order of increasing atomic mass
How are the elements on a Periodic Table arranged
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