Vocabulary
Conversions
Experimental Design
You Matter
Properties of Matter
100

Data that can be measured or counted and expressed as numbers.

What is Quantitative data?

100

When converting kilometers to centimeters, I first need to convert kilometers to _________.

What is meters?

100

The variable that is changed.

What is the independent variable?

100

Two properties of matter.

What is volume and mass?

100

Chlorine is an example of what type of substance?

What is an element?
200

A basic substance that cannot be broken down into simpler parts by chemical means.

What is an element?

200

When converting from milligrams to hectograms, I first need to convert milligrams to __________.

What is grams?

200

Data that describes the characteristics of something.

What is qualitative data?

200

The amount of matter in an object.

What is mass?

200

Examples of this property include flammability and relativity.

What is chemical property?

300
Anything that has mass and volume. 

What is matter?

300

The base unit for measuring volume.

What is Liters?

300

Two test groups in a controlled experiment.

What is control group and experimental group?

300

The amount of space taken up by an object.

What is volume?

300

Examples of this change include freezing, cutting, bending, dissolving, and melting.

What is physical change?

400

A solution of metals.

What is an alloy?

400

The metric unit you would use to measure the mass of a pencil.

What is grams?

400

The variable that responds to the change.

What is the dependent variable?

400

Solute is dissolved in water.

What is an aqueous solution?

400

The amount of matter in a given space.

What is density?

500

When one or more substances are transformed into an entirely new substance with different properties.

What is chemical change?

500

The customary unit you would use to measure how much water a swimming pool holds.

What is gallons?

500

Identify the variables that would test the following scenario: Ms. James noticed that when she puts olive oil on her hands, she does not get dry skin in the winter. What would the controlled variable(s) be for the experiment?

Same temperature, same amount of washing, same exposure to the wind, same type of olive oil, same time of day applying the olive oil.

500

An example of this mixture is hot chocolate with whipped cream.

What is heterogeneous.

500

An example of this type of change is when iron and oxygen react to form rust.

What is chemical change?

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