All About Matter
Measurements & Calculations
Physical Properties
The Details
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What are the 4 states of matter?
Solid, Liquid, Gas, Plasma
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What are 3 examples of measurements for this unit?
Length, width, height, radius, diameter, mass
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100
Density is the _____________ of molecules / particles
compactness
100
How do you read the phase change diagram?
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100
Mass is _____________ (independent or dependent) on the gravitational pull of a planet.
independent; mass will stay the same
200
Which state of matter has particles that are very close together, definite shape, and definite volume?
Solid
200
What are 3 examples of calculations for this unit?
Weight, Density, Volume of a solid and Water Displacement
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200
Name 2 physical properties that are measured by human senses?
appearance, texture, odor, luster, hardness
200
Plasma makes up ______% of matter
99.9%
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Weight is _____________ (independent or dependent) on the gravitational pull of a planet.
dependent
300
Which state of matter has particles that are somewhat close together, indefinite shape, and definite volume?
Liquid
300
What are the 3 equations from this triangle?
mass (g) = density (g/cm) x volume (cm^3)
volume (cm^3) = mass (g) / density (g/cm^3)
density (g/cm^3) = mass (g) / density (g/cm^3)
300
The physical property of magnetic attraction can determine what type of element in a substance?
Metal
300
Imagine that you dissolve sugar into hot tea. Identify the solvent and the solute.
Solubility; Solvent = hot tea and Solute = sugar
300
What is the volume of this graduated cylinder?:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/meniscus01-58b5b2c03df78cdcd8ab8299.png)
24 mL
400
Which state of matter has particles that are not close together, indefinite shape, and indefinite volume?
Gas
400
Write the formula to find H.A.M.'s weight on the planet of Mercury.
H.A.M.'s mass = 4kg
Mercury's Gravitational Pull = 3.71 m/s^2
Weight (N) = mass (kg) x gravitational pull (m/s^2)
Weight (N) = 4kg x 3.71 m/s^2
400
What does conductivity mean? What are the 2 that we learned about in this unit?
Conductivity is the ability to transfer; thermal (heat) and electrical
400
When reading a liquid volume in a graduated cylinder or beaker, you must read the bottom of this line. What is the line called?
Meniscus
400
What is the mass on this triple beam balance?
335 g
500
Which state of matter has particles that are electrically charged, indefinite shape, and indefinite volume?
Plasma
500
What are the 3 ways to solve for volume?
1. Volume formulas to solve for a solid (ie. V=LxWxH)
2. Pouring a liquid into a beaker and reading the meniscus line
3. Water displacement
500
What physical property is this image an example of?
Malleability - ability to roll, bend, shape
500
Explain how the density will always remain the same by using the Clay example from our class notes.
The clay was cut in half or into 2 pieces
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500
What is the volume of SpongeBob?
2 mL