Phase Changes
Chem/Phys Properties
Chem/Phys Changes
Elements, Compounds, Molecules
Classifying Matter
100

Solid to liquid is called..

Melting

100

__________________ describes the way a substance reacts when it changes.

Chemical Properties

100

Color change, odor change, change in temperature, and gas being released are all __________ changes.

Chemical

100

Hydrogen (H) is an example of a(n) ________.

Element

100

True or false: an element can be broken down into smaller parts.

False.
200

Liquid to solid is called..

Freezing

200

__________________: characteristics of substances that can be observed without changing the substance.

Physical Properties.

200

A _________ is a result of _________ making a chemical reaction. 

product, reactant

200

True or false: there are only elements of the Periodic Table.

True.

200

_____________ and ______________ are both pure substances.

Compounds, elements. 

300

Liquid to gas is called..

vaporization/evaporation

300

Malleability, conductivity, and density are all examples of __________ properties.

Physical.

300

True or false: exothermic is a chemical reaction that absorbs energy.

False, endothermic.

300

A mixture is..

A combination of 2 or more pure substances.

300

Solutions are always ____________ mixtures. 

Homogeneous.

400

True or false:

Sublimation is gas to solid.

False.

400

Flammability, toxicity, and radioactivity are all examples of ______________.

Chemical Properties.

400

A precipitate is when..

liquid turns to a solid (like cottage cheese)

400

True or false: H2O is a compound.

True

400

The 4 types of mixtures are..

Heterogenous, homogeneous, immiscible and miscible. 

500

Frost is an example of..

Deposition

500

How can you determine density and what type of property is it?

Density is a physical property determined by mass divided by volume.

500

Is rusting exothermic or endothermic?

Exothermic

500

All _______ are molecules but not all molecules are __________.

Compounds

500

What is the difference between a colloid and a solution?

A colloid is thick, heterogeneous, cloudy, and can't be filtered.


A solution is homogeneous, thin, dissolvable, and clear.