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Bonus Vocabulary
100

Which example shows a chemical property? 

A rock is gray.

A piece of glass is smooth.

Copper can react with substances and form a new substance.

A ball has a volume of 500mL.

Copper can react with substances and form a new substance.

100

What overall category describes a mixture that is not uniform in composition, where you can visually distinguish its different components or phases (like a salad or oil mixed with water)?

Heterogeneous mixture

100

Cutting a piece of paper, crushing a aluminum can, or breaking a pencil are examples of this type of change.

Physical Change

100

What are the main three states of matter? 

Solid, Liquid. Gas

100

the ability of matter to dissolve in a liquid

solubility

200

A student puts sugar into water and stirs it. The sugar disappears into the water. What Property is being observed. 

Solubility

Magnetism 

Reflectivity

Corrosion

Solubility

200

You mix red drink powder into a pitcher of water until it turns completely see-through red. What type of mixture is this?

Solution

200

Melting a stick of butter in a microwave. Is what type of change?

physical change

200

In this state of matter, particles are packed tightly together in fixed positions and can only vibrate in place.

Solid

200

A characteristic of matter that can be observed and/or measured 

Physical Property

300

Which is an example of a physical property?

A piece of wood burns

An apple rots

A metal spoon is shiny

Iron rusts

A metal spoon is shiny

300

What type of mixture features small particles dispersed throughout that do not settle out over time and scatter light via the Tyndall effect (like glue or slime)?

Colloid

300

True or False: Physical changes alter the shape, size, or state of a substance, but do NOT create a brand new substance.

True

300

In this state of matter, particles move quickly and freely in all directions, spreading out as far apart as possible to fill any container.

Gas

300

How energy such as electicity or heat can move through a material

Conductivity

400

Which list contains only physical properties? 

color, texture, and volume

ability to rust, ability to burn, and ability to react

ability to burn, mass and corrosion

ability to react, solubility, and ability to rust 

color, texture, and volume

400

What overall category describes any mixture that has a completely uniform composition and appearance throughout, down to the microscopic level (like air or brass)?

Homogeneous mixture

400

A change in matter where one or more new substances with completely different properties are created.

Chemical Change

400

In this state of matter, particles are close together but can slide or flow past one another smoothly.

Liquid

400

The way light reflects or bounces off of an obejct

reflectivity

500

Mia places a metal spoon and a wooden spoon in the sun. The metal spoon gets hot faster. Which property helps explain this? 

Magnetism

Conductivity

Solubility

Reflectivity

Conductivity

500

Muddy water or oil-and-vinegar dressing. Is an example of what type of mixture?

Suspension

500

Copper statues (like the Statue of Liberty) turning from shiny brown to green over time is caused by this process.

a chemical change (tarnishing/patina formation with atmospheric gases)

500

Water droplets forming on the outside of a cold glass of lemonade on a hot summer day is caused by this process.

Condensation

500

the ability of a material to be attracted to a magnet, without needing to be a magnet itself

magnetism

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