What's the Matter?
Changes of State
Our Experiments
Vocab Blast
Misc
100

This state of matter has a definite shape and a definate volume

Solid!

100

When ice cream melts on a hot day, it changes from a solid to this.

liquid?

100

We mixed cornstarch and water to make this weird substance that acts like both a solid and a liquid.

oobleck

100

Anything that has mass and takes up space is called this.

Matter

100

When the class shrinks and lands in the bowl, they watch flour being stirred. Stirring is this kind of change.

physical change

200

This state of matter takes the shape of its container but has a definite volume

Liquid

200

This change of state happens when liquid water turns into water vapour.

evaporation

200

In this experiment, we put baking soda and vinegar together to inflate a balloon, the gas produced was this.

carbon dioxide

200

These tiny building dots make up all matter, too small to see with the naked eye.

particles

200

How did they escape the oven in The Magic Schoolbus?

Baking soda and Vinegar chemical reaction

300

This state of matter has no deifinite shape and no definite volume

Gas

300

When you see water droplets on a cold glass, this change of state is happening.

condensation

300

 When we worked with clay, we changed its shape/colour without changing what it's made of. This type of change is called this.

physical change

300

When ice melts, this is a?

Physical Change

300

TRUE or FALSE: Oobleck is a pure liquid because it can flow.

False, oobleck is a non-Newtonian fluid; it behaves like both a solid and a liquid.

400

In this state, particles are packed tightly together and barely move

Solid

400

The temperature at which a solid becomes a liquid is called this.

melting point

400

Oobleck is weird because it doesn't act like a normal liquid, scientists call substances like this by this term.

non-Newtonian fluid

400

When matter changes from one state to another, like melting or freezing, this word describes what happened to it.

change of state

400

The class sees bubbles in the dough before baking when air gets trapped from mixing. This is not a new substance forming.

physical change

500

This term is used to describe the amount of space that matter takes up

Volume


500

When water vapour in the air cools and turns back into liquid, this is the process and it's also how clouds and rain form.

condensation

500

When baking soda and vinegar mixed, it created carbon dioxide. What type of change was this?

Chemical Change

500

When liquid water is heated enough, it bubbles and turns to steam. This specific type of evaporation has its own name.

boiling

500

What Bill hosts a science show?

Bill Nye

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