Which gas law's two main components are volume and pressure?
Boyle's Law
100
You put water on the stove. At what temperature will it boil.
100 degrees Celcius
100
Does water have a high or low viscosity?
Low Viscosity
100
What state of matter is most commonly found in the universe?
Plasma
200
Liquid
A state of matter with an indefinite shape and a definite volume.
200
What does Charles' Law state?
It states that if the temperature of a gas goes up, then its volume will go up. If its temperature goes down, then its volume goes up.
200
What temperature does water freeze?
0 degrees Celcius
200
Which has a higher viscosity; Water or Corn Syrup
Corn Syrup
200
Give an example of a Non-Newtonian fluid
Oobleck
300
Which state of matter moves the most freely?
Gas
300
Name a lab that demonstrated Boyle's Law
Cartesian Diver, Marshmallow Fluff, Pop Goes the Bubble
300
What phase change goes from a solid to a liquid?
Melting
300
Define viscosity
A liquid's resistance to flow
300
Describe the viscosity of Oobleck
Oobleck's viscosity changes depending on the pressure applied to it. The more pressure, the higher the viscosity. The less pressure, the lower the viscosity
400
Which phase of matter's particles flows past each other?
Liquid
400
Which gas law's two main components are; volume and pressure?
Boyle's Law
400
What phase change goes from a gas to a liquid?
Condensation
400
Which has a higher viscosity; vegetable oil or water?
Vegetable Oil
400
What is the difference between boiling and evaporation?
Boiling happens throughout the entire liquid and only at 100 degrees Celcius. Evaporation only happens at the surface of a liquid and can happen at other temperatures.
500
Which state of matter has the most energy
Gas
500
Name a lab that demonstrates Charles' Law
Ivory Soap Souffle, What's Popping, Bottle Bubble
500
Which phase change goes from a gas directly to a solid?
Deposition
500
Which has a lower viscosity; maple syrup or corn syrup