States of Matter
Density
Types of Changes
Balancing Reactions
Conservation
100

What are the three states of matter we have discussed?

Solid, liquid, and gas

100

What is density a measure of?

How much mass there is in a certain volume.

100

What type of change can be reversed?

Physical Change

100

In a reaction, what law is violated by having 1 Hydrogen in the reactants in an equation and 3 Hydrogen in the products?

The Law of Conservation of Mass

100

If a chemical reaction produces a gas in a closed system, will the mass change?

No, it will stay the same.

200

What is the term for the temperature where a liquid transforms into a gas?

Boiling Point.

200

What is the equation used to calculate density?

Density=Mass/Volume

200

Dissolving salt in water is what type of reaction?

Physical
200

What is the chemical formula for water?

H2O

200

Why did the mass of the bath bomb in an open system decrease in mass?

Some mass escaped as gas.

300

Describe how you would draw a gas model.

Atoms are spread out far apart from each other and moving rapidly.

300

What is the density of an object that has a mass of 15 grams and 5 cm3?

3g/cm3.

300

Fill in the blank: Chemical changes create new _______.

Substances
300

How many total atoms are in the molecule C8H16?

24 (8 Carbon+16 Hydrogen)

300

Is it possible to create new matter?

No it is impossible to create something out of nothing.

400

In the bath bomb, what two solids were necessary for gas production?

Citric acid and baking soda

400

What state of matter is the least dense?

Gas.

400

What are three signs that a chemical reaction has taken place.

Gas production

Change in color

Emission of light or sound

Change in smell

Change in temperature

400

What is the left side of the equation called? And the right?

Left side: Reactants

Right side: Products

400

Will the mass of the reactants and all products be the same or change?

It will be the same.

500

Order the states of matter from least dense to most dense.

Gas, liquid, and solid

500

Why does an object with a density less than water float?

The object displaces a volume of water greater than its own causing it to float.

500

What is the gas produced by the reaction of a bath bomb and water?

Carbon Dioxide.

500

Balance the following equation: __N2+__H2=__NH3

1N2+3H2=2NH3

500

Explain the Law of Conservation of Mass.

Matter cannot be created or destroyed, it can only change state.