The Scientific Method
States of Matter
Chemical and Physical Changes
Metric Conversions
Scientific Notation
100

What are the two types of variables stated in a hypothesis?


What is Independent and Dependent.


100

This state of matter has no definite shape or volume.


What is gas. 


100

Chemical properties can only be observed as the object is _________. 

What is changing.
100

The metric unit used to measure the length of the room and its sybmol.


What is a meter, and 'm'.

100

In scientific nomination, our coefficient must always be between _____ and ______

What is 1 and 10. 
200

This type of observation is measureable.


What is Quantitative Measurement. 


200

Anything that has mass (weight) and takes up space.


What is matter.

200

What kind of change is milk turning sour?

What is a chemical change. 

200

The metric unit we use to measure volume and its symbol.

What is a liter, and 'L'.

200

Convert to standard notation: 4.7 X 10^4

47,000

300

Blue, rough, metal are all examples of what type of observation?


What is Qualitative Measurement.


300

What would Oxygen be classified as?


What is Element. 


300

True or False. Wood burning is a physical change.


What is False. It is a chemical change. 

300

0.03 km = ? cm

3000 cm

300

Convert to scientific notation: 0.034


3.4 X 10^-2


400
In Chemistry, it is better to be _________ instead of accurate

What is precise

400

What kind of mixture would fruit loops be?


What is heterogeneous. 


400

When a liquid turns to gas we call this evaporating. What type of change is this?

What is physical. 

400

When moving from right to left for conversions, the number will get ____________ and we move our decimal place to the __________.

What is smaller and left.
400

Convert to standard form:

2.536 X 10^4


25,360

500

All five steps of the scientific method.


What is State the Problem, Hypothesis, Experiment, Data Analysis, Conclusion.


500

Element compound or mixture...........Carbon Dioxide (CO2)


What is compound. 


500

Is Alka-Seltzer and water an example of a physical change?


What is No. When you mix Alka-Seltzer and water, bubbles form, which indicates a chemical change as taken place. 


500

9,000 g = ? kg

What is 9 kg?


500
A positive exponent in Scientific Notation means our number is going to be very _______ and we move our decimal place to the _________. 
What is big and to the right.
M
e
n
u