Mass & Volume
Properties to identify matter
Matter
Gravity & Buoyancy
Mass, Volume & Density 2
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How many grams are in a kilogram?
1,000 grams
100
Describe this picture using density.
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100
What are the three different states that matter can be found in?
Solid, liquid and gas
100
What is the name of the material that cargo & cruise ships are usually made of? Can you spell it?
Steel
100
What is matter?
Matter is anything that exists and occupies space.
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What is the unit of measurement for measuring volume?
Litres and millilitres (L and ml)
200
Can you name two soluble substances?
Coffee, salt, Colacao, sugar
200
What do atoms join together to form?
Molecules
200
Can you name three materials which usually float on water?
Cork, wood, oil, paper, plastic bottle
200
What is the equation for volume?
Volume = height x length x width
300
On Earth, what is mass the same as?
Mass is the same as weight on Earth.
300
What is elasticity?
The ability of an object or substance to return to its original shape after being stretched or moved.
300
What is the name of the tiniest particles of matter?
Atoms
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If an object is less dense than the liquid it is in, will it sink or float?
It would float.
300
What is the volume of a box which is 10cm long, 2cm high and 4cm wide?
80cm3
400
Can you name one piece of equipment used to measure mass?
A balance or a kitchen scale.
400
What is boiling point? What is the boiling point for water?
100 degrees celsius.
400
What type of mixture is sand?
Heterogeneous
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Can you explain why a ship made of steel can float?
It floats because of the average density, which also takes into account the air trapped inside of the ship.
400
Correct this equation
Density = Volume/Mass
Density = mass/volume
500
Can you name one piece of equipment used to measure volume?
Measuring jug / Graduated cylinder
500
What is melting point? What is the melting point for water?
Melting point is when an object turns from solid to liquid. The melting point for water is 0 degrees celsius.
500
How many times greater is gravity on Earth than on the Moon?
Six times greater
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Can you explain gravity and buoyancy?
Gravity is the force which pushes an object down, buoyancy is the force which pushes an object towards the surface of a liquid.
500
You have a rock with a bottle of water with a volume of 30 ml and a mass of 60 g.
2.0g / ml