Properties of Matter
Introduction to Chemistry
States of Matter
Bonus
100

Define matter. 

Matter is anything that has weight and takes up space. 

100

___ ______ is the basic

building block of all matter.

An atom

100

Which state of matter has particles that vibrate in a fixed position?

Solids

100

Identify Picture 1

What is Pure Substance, Molecules?

200

Why is a balloon with air in it heavier than a balloon without air?

It contains matter. 

200

A __________ is made of two or more atoms

connected or bonded together.

molecule

200

Which state of matter has weak or no attraction between the molecules? 

Gas

200

Identify Picture 2

What is a Mixture of elements (atoms)?

300

True or False: Matter is the smallest particle.

False: is the atom

300

Why can't atoms be seen with a human eye?

They're too small

300

True or False: The volume of solids cannot be changed due to the strong attraction of the particles. 

True

300

Identify Picture 3

Mixture of molecules

400

List the three common states of matter in order of molecular movement, from fastest to slowest. 

Gas, liquid, solid

400

In the lab this week, we performed an experiment to look at _______ _________.

chemical reactions

400
True or False: The molecules of a liquid are in constant motion. 

True

400

Identify Picture 4

Mixture of elements and molecules

500

A Crystal, like NaCl (Salt), is what state of matter?

Solid (Extended structure)

500

Name two chemical reactions you saw in the lab    

What is temperature change, color change, gas produced or precipitate 

                                   


    

500

The particles in an object have some attraction between each other and move by sliding around each other. The particles belong to a __________.

liquid

500

Identify Picture 5

Mixture of molecules

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