Scientific Method
States of Matter
Law of Conservation of Mass
Law of Conservation of Mass Practice
Random
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What is the first step of the scientific method?
What is state or identify the problem
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When heat is added to a solid, will the atoms move faster or slower?

Faster

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Matter cannot be created or destroyed.

The Law of Conservation of Mass

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You need 10 grams of iron to react with 5 grams of oxygen to produce how much iron oxide?

15 grams

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What can you use to record your data and observations?

A science notebook or computer

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What is the last step of the scientific method?

Conclusion

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What state of matter do atoms move around the fastest and have the most space between each other?

Gas

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When matter changes, its a physical or chemical change. Can I get rid of matter completely?

No

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50 grams of Magnesium react with Oxygen. How many grams of Magnesium will be present after the reaction?
What is 50 grams
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The atoms in this state of matter spread out and fill their container.

Gas

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What step of the scientific method comes after the experiment?

Analyzing data

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What state of matter do atoms vibrate and have the least amount of space between each other? They are also organized. 

Solid

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What does the Law of Conservation of Mass state?

Matter cannot be created nor destroyed, only changed. 

300

I have 3 grams of water, 6 grams of flour, and 9 grams of lemonade mix. I combine the water and the lemonade mix together. How many grams of lemonade do I now have?

12 grams

300

If I melt something, is that a physical or chemical change?

Physical 

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What do you do if your data from your experiment doesn't support your hypothesis?

Restart your experiment after making some changes. 

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Because the atoms in this state of matter can slide past each, this state of matter can be poured. 

Liquid

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If I combine baking soda and vinegar together and some of the new substance releases a gas into the air, did I just destroy matter? Why or why not?

Answers will vary. 

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If I combine 37 grams of vinegar with 17 grams of baking soda. How many grams of the new substance would I have after the reaction?

54 grams

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What is an educated guess called?

Hypothesis