Everybody in the Pool!!!
Say what!
Balancing Act
Break it up...
Break it up!!!
Break it up!!!
This & That
100
Matter that shares the same space but each part keeps its own properties...
Mixture
100
A new substance is formed when this occurs after two substances are mixed together.
Chemical reaction
100
Parts of a chemical equation that are like the chemistry version of factors or addends in math...
Reactants
100
The method of separation that a Keurig coffee pod utilizes...
Filtration
100
What each individual Lego represented in our demonstration on Conservation of Matter...
Atoms
200
Give an example of a mixture that has 3 substances...
Beans, corn, rice
Flour, Baking soda, Salt
Etc...
200
Name three things that occur to let us know a chemical reaction is taking place.
Bubbles Light
Fizzing Odor
Heat given off Sizzling
200
Parts of a chemical equation that are the science version of the answers to a multiplication problem...
Products
200
Best method of separation to find a needle in a haystack...
Magnetic attraction
200
When salt dissolves in water, the salt goes through this kind of change...
Physical
300
A liquid mixture...
Solution
300
Type of change that carbon dioxide and water go through when a plant makes glucose and oxygen...
Chemical
300
The math-like chemistry sentence that shows the process of chemical reactions and chemical change...
Chemical Equation
300
You drop a bag of M&M's into a bowl of sugar. What is the easiest way to separate the sugar and the M&M's?
Strainer or Sifter
300
Phase changes are example of this kind of change...
Physical
400
Give two reasons why salt water is a mixture...
Can be separated
Salt is still salt and H2O is still H2O
No new substance is created
All substances maintain their original chemical make up
400
True or False:
Sublimation and condensation are examples of chemical changes.
False
400
Look at the following equations only one is correct. Which one?
A) 
B) 
C) 
400
Name two methods of separation that depend on substances ability to change from a liquid to a gas.
Evaporation
Distillation
400
Finish this statement:
According to the Law of Conservation of Matter/Mass new matter...
is not created or destroyed.
500
What do we call two liquids that are combined together in one container with each liquid maintaining their own properties?
Mixture
Solution
500
Give two examples of chemical changes...
Oxidation- Rusting, brown apples
Flammable
Burning- Fireworks, explosions
Cooking
500
Look at the following equations one is incorrect.
Which one?
A) 
B) 
C) 
500
When would you use distillation as a method of separation for solutions rather than evaporation...
So you do not lose the liquid that evaporated out of the solution.
500
Does the Law of Conservation of Matter apply to both physical or chemical changes or just chemical?
Explain your answer...
Both!
Physical change- All substances stay the same; not a reaction
Chemical change- During a chemical reaction, atoms are just rearranged. New ones are not created and existing ones are not destroyed.