States
Changes
Physical Properties
Vocabulary
Vocabulary #2
100

Matter that has a definite shape and volume

Solid

100

Solid to a Liquid

Melting

100

Smooth or Rough?

Texture

100

What is matter?

Everything that has a mass and takes up space

100

A substance is hot or cold

Temperature

200

Matter that takes that flows to the bottom of its container

Liquid

200

How can we separate sand, gold, and rocks?

using a funnel and filter or strainer 

200

Small or Big?

Size

200

What is a solute?

a substance that dissolves in another substance (Ex. sugar, salt, kool-aid)

200

What is a solvent?

The substance that is able to dissolve other substances (water, coffee)

300

Matter expands to the shape of its container

Gas

300
Liquid to a Gas
What is Vaporization?
300

Is an object magnetic?

Magnetism 

300

What is conductivity?

to determine if an object conducts electricity (conductor and insulator)

300

what is a mixture?

a combination of two or more substances. they can be easily separated (salad, trail mix, m&m)
400

Give three examples of a gas.

Oxygen, nitrogen, helium, carbon dioxide, air

400

is sand and water a mixture or solution? why?

mixture, because one substance doesn't dissolve in the other

400

Float or sink?

Density

400

What are physical properties of matter?

Things you can observe or measured (such as temperature, mass, density, volume)

400

What are some physical changes?

A change in physical properties. (change in color, cutting a paper in half, water evaporating)

500

The three state of matter (name all of them)

Liquids, Gases, and Solids

500

How do you separate salt, water, and sand? Two steps. Explain

Step 1: Using a funnel and filter to separate the water and salt from the sand.

Step 2: Use a heat pan to evaporate the salt from water

 
500

What is it called when a substance conducts electricity?

A conductor

500

The ability to dissolve in another substance

Solubility 

500

Is a solution a mixture? why?

Yes, because there is a combination of two substances