States of Matter
Changes
Chemical Reactions
Chemical change vs. Physical change
100
Matter that has a definite shape and volume
What is a Solid?
100
Solid to a Liquid
What is Melting?
100

Putting food coloring in water 

What is NOT a Chemical reaction?

100

Ms. Haynes dropping her glass of water and the glass breaking

What is physical change?

200
Matter that takes that flows to the bottom of its container
What is a Liquid?
200
Gas to a Liquid
What is Condensation?
200

Melting salt into water

What is NOT a chemical reaction?

200

Ms. Hawkins and Mr. James mixed baking soda and vinegar with a balloon and then the balloon inflated

What is Chemical Change

300

The particles of this state of matter are very close together

What is Solid?

300

Liquid to a Gas

What is Evaporization?

300

Mixing Mentos and Pepsi

What is a Chemical reaction?

300

Mr. Gass decided to cut a very important piece of paper into a smaller one and couldn't travel 

What is physical change ?

400

Type of matter that have no definite shape or volume

What is Gas 

400

Example of CONDENSATION

What is water outside of your cold glass, dew on the grass in the morning, etc.
400

The science teachers decided to go into the 7th grade  science room and mix a two liquids. A solid then formed.

What is Chemical Reaction

400

Ms. Carey dropped the glass beaker in class and shattered it. She then cleaned up the smaller glass pieces 

What is physical change?

500

State of matter that particles are very free flowing

What is Gas

500

Example of Melting.

What is popsicle turning into juice, etc.

500

Three pieces of evidence that a chemical reaction has occurred

What is Color change, temperature change, gas forming, precipitate (solid) forming?

500

Mr. Lawrence and Mr. Tau decided to go into the science cabinet and mix too unknown liquids. The liquid all of a sudden changed colors

What is chemical change?