Matter
Properties of Matter
Solutions vs. Mixtures
Matter in the Real World
Changes in Matter
100

The three main states of matter?

What is solid, liquid, gas?

100

What is matter?

Anything that has mass and takes up space.

100

This is a combination of two or more substances that are physically combined but you can still see each substance.

Mixture

100

True or False: air is matter.

True

100

Is melting ice a physical change or chemical change?

Physical change 

200

The state of Matter that has a definite shape and volume?

Solid

200

What tool is used to measure mass (weight)?

a balance or scale

200

You pour sugar into tea and stir until you cannot see sugar anymore. Is this a mixture or solution?

solution.

200

When salt dissolves in water, is that a physical or chemical change? 

physical change

200

What type of change creates a new substance?

chemical change

300

The state of Matter that takes the shape of its container but has no definite volume?

Liquid

300

The property that describes how much space something takes up

Volume

300

You add lemonade powder to water, stir, and it taste the same in every sip. What type of mixture is this?

solution

300

Name a gas humans use to breathe and survive. 

Oxygen

300

How do you know it was a physical change? 

Nothing new or destroyed happened to the substance. 

400

The state of matter that has no definite shape or volume?

Gas

400

Name two physical properties you can observe without changing a substance.

color, size, shape, texture, odor

400

This is a type of mixture that one substance dissolves into another substance.

Solution

400

True or False: Because matter has mass and volume, we can see it, touch it, or feel it. 

True

400

Is boiling water a physical change or chemical change? 

physical change

500

Name one example of a substance that can exist in all three states of matter on Earth.

Water

500

Why is matter important to us? 

It makes up everything in the universe, including us!

500

Milk looks like one substance, but under a microscope it has tiny particles that are suspended in it. Is it a mixture or solution?

a mixture

500

How can you tell an object has matter quickly?

can you touch it, hold it, or see it? Can you trap it in a container?

500

When iron rust, is that a physical or chemical change?

chemical change