What is Matter?
Physical vs Chemical Changes
States of Matter
Mixtures & Solutions
Mixtures and Solutions
100

Give one example of matter.

could be anything (eg. waterbottle)

100

This type of change does NOT create a new substance.

Physical Change.

100

In this state, particles are tightly packed.

solid.
100

This is the amount of matter.

mass

100

You can see parts in this type of mixture.

Mixture.

200

Define Matter.

Matter is anything that has mass and takes up this.

200

Ice melting is this type of change.

Physical change.

200

In this state, particles move freely past each other but keep proximity.

Liquid

200

This is the force of gravity.

Weight

200

Salt water is a

Solution

300

Is air matter? Explain.

 yes, because it has mass and takes up space

300

Name one sign of a chemical change.

colour change, oxidation

300

In this state, particles are far apart and are going everywhere. 

Gas

300

Which stays the same everywhere?

mass

300

Why can’t you see salt in water?

it dissolves and spreads evenly

400

Does matter have to be visible?

no.

400

Is vinegar and baking soda a physical or chemical change?

Chemical Change. 

400

What happens to particles when heat is added?

They move faster and spread apart.

400

Where would you weigh less: Earth or the moon? and why?

The moon. 

400

Sand and water is a...

mixture

500

Why is your desk considered matter and what to the particles in a desk look like?

 because it has mass and takes up space. Close together they vibrate

500

Why is cooking an egg a chemical change?

because a new substance forms and it cannot be changed back to raw egg

500

What is the boiling and freezing temp?

0 degress for freezing and 100 degrees for boiling. 

500

Explain why weight changes but mass does not.

weight depends on gravity, mass is the amount of matter.

500

Give me an example of a mixture and a solution?

anything. 

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