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A pure form of matter.
Solute + Solvent.
Example: Salt + Water
What is a Solution?
When you use observations to make a guess or prediction.
What is Inference?
It is like a tiny LEGO® creation made from two or more atoms stuck together, forming the smallest part of something that still keeps its original properties
What is a molecule?
A combination of two or more substances in any proportions.
What is a mixture?
Notice something and its details.
What is an Observation?
It is the measure of the amount of matter, or "stuff," in an object. Measured in grams (g), kilograms (kg).
It tells you how much substance it contains, not how heavy it is. However, matter that is heavier has more of this. Matter that is lighter has less of this.
What is Mass?
It dissolves, disappears, ex. sugar, salt
What is a Solute?
Observations with senses.
What is Qualitative?
Amount of space, measured in ml or cm3, can be found with water displacement or LxWxH.
What is Volume?
It is a property of a material that tells us how easy or difficult it is to scratch or make a dent in it.
What is Hardness?
Ingredients that make all matter, simplest form of all matter.
What is an Element?
Ability to dissolve.
What is Solubility?
The building blocks of matter, lego pieces.
What is an Atom?
A table of organization for the elements, organized by their properties.
What is the Periodic Table?
Characteristics of Matter.
What are Properties?
Observations with numbers.
What is Quantitative?
Anything that has has and takes up space (Volume); EVERYTHING!
What is Matter?
2 or more elements together.
What is a Compound?
It does the dissolving. An example is Water.
What is a Solvent?