Physical Change
Chemical Change
Elements vs Compounds
Natural vs Synthetic Materials
Metals vs Nonmetals
100

What are some physical changes?

Change in size, change in shape

100

When a substance changes color, like when an apple turns brown after being cut, this is often a sign of this.

Chemical Change

100

CH4 + 2O2 → CO2 and 2H2O. Has a chemical reaction occurred?

The elements have been rearranged from the reactant to the product side.


100

Name at least two types of natural materials.

Wood

Cotton

Wool

Iron

100

When a metal is considered shiny

Luster

200

This is the state of matter where particles are packed tightly together but can still move slightly.

Solid

200

What is the name of the process taking place where water is separated into hydrogen and oxygen?

Electrolysis

200

What does the phrase "simple molecule" mean?

A single unit:


examples: H2O, CH4

200

Name at least two types of synthetic materials.

Nylon

Polyester

Steel

Rayon

200

What is malleability?

When a metal can be hammered into thin sheets.

300

In this state of matter, particles move freely and can fill any container.

Gas

300

What are more signs that a chemical change has taken place?

New odor

New substance

Heat or energy released

New sound made

New light

300

Whats the difference between the molecular structure of a gas and a solid?

Gas is a single molecule scattered around. 

A solid has a structure of repeating units of molecules locked together.

300

Why do people typically make synthetic materials?

To satisfy a want or need.

Cheaper.

The natural resource wasn't good enough.

300

Why types of temperatures do non metals need in order to melt?

It varies
400

The process by which a liquid changes into a gas is called this.

Evaporation

400

The chemical formula for Methane is CH4.  Methane is then separated into separate reactants.  If 3 tubes of carbon are collected, how many tubes of hydrogen would be collected?  

There’s 4 atoms of hydrogen for every carbon so there would be 12 tubes of hydrogen collected.

400

What is an atom?

A single unit containing one nucleus and 1 set of electrons.

400

What are the benefits of natural materials?

They decompose.

Some are renewable

Some are non-toxic

400

Are metals or nonmetals usually conductive?

Metals
500

When a substance goes from a liquid to a solid this is called..

Freezing point

500

Water went through electrolysis.  4 tubes of hydrogen were collected, how many tubes of oxygen would be collected?

Water is H2O so there are 2 hydrogen atoms for every oxygen atom so that means if 4 tubes are hydrogen then there will be 2 tubes of oxygen.

500

What is a compound?

2 or more atoms chemically combined together. 

500

What is the law of conservation of mass?

Mass(Matter) cannot be created nor destroyed.

500
Are metals or nonmetals very dense?

Metals