Vocabulary
Physical Change
Chemical Change
Matter
Properties
100

A variable that stays the same

Constant variable

100

Is a melted popsicle an example of a physical change?

yes

100

Is rust an example of a chemical change?

yes

100

What is DV

The variable that you observe

100

You use these to help you identify the physical properties.

YOUR SENSES

200

These are the characterstics of an object and you use your senses to identify them.

physical properties


200

Is a fire a chemical change?

Yes, it produces heat.

200

Name two indicators of a chemical change.

color change, bubbles, temperature change, new smell etc

200

Name the 3 types of matter.

SOLID, LIQUID, GAS

200

Name 2 physical properties of ice.

cold, hard, solid, wet, etc

300

Type of change where a new substance is created.

chemical change

300

Which physical property being described in the following statement: Water is a liquid at room temperature. 

State

300

Name a food that is an example of a chemical change?

cake, eggs

300

What is a hypothesis

an educated guess

300

Name 2 physical properties of water.

liquid, wet, odorless

400

A type of change where the substance stays the same, but size and shape may change.

physical change

400

Explain how water could be an example of a physical change.

Freezing and melting water to and from ice.

400

Is chemical change reversible or irreversible?

often irreversible

400

Provide 2 safety considerations for a chemical reaction experiment

Safety glasses, gloves, hair tied, lab coat etc

400

Is flammability a physical or chemical property?

chemical

500

This is a variable that you change.

Independent variable


500

Is physical change reversible or irreversible?

often reversible

500

What is ripping paper an example of?

Physical change

500

Identify 1 example of a solid, liquid, and gas.

desk, book; Liquid- water, lemonade; Gas- helium, air

500

Provide a chemical property

flammability, toxicity, solubility, heat from combustion, radioactivity, types of chemical bonds formed, coordination number, oxidization states, and acidity or basicity.

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