As a Matter of Fact
The world around is composed of these these two things. Matter is one and the other is a bit less visible...
What is energy?
Solids have a fixed shape and define its own this. Better get this right, there is some pretty stiff competition waiting to steal the answer...
What is volume?
Water & dirt
What is mud?
Protons are always looking on the positive side, while electrons carry this type of charge. We all know someone like that...
What is negative?
867-5309 may be Jenny's number. But an atom's number is defined by number of these. Not quite as catchy of a song though.
What are protons?
Organic matter is matter containing this non-metallic substance whose name comes from the word for "coal."
What is carbon?
This state of matter has atoms that move freely! At least, until they bump into each other...
What is liquid?
Plasma, cells, platelets
What is blood?
This family in the periodic table has a complete valence shell of 8.
What is a noble gas?
The atomic number of Francium is 87. If I wanted to get the atomic of number of it, I would just add 136 of these.
What are neutrons?
In order for matter to be- matter. It must occupy space and have this physical property.
What is mass?
What is suspended?
Sand, water, gravel
What is cement?
When electrons shift energy levels, they release this, the opposite of matter.
What is energy?
In a typical atom, the amount of electrons will equal this property of an atom.
What is the atomic number (protons)?
All matter is composed of these itty bitty particles that are indivisible.
What are atoms?
Gas takes the shape of this. I know you wanna answer so bad you barely contain it!
What is the container?
Carbon & iron
What is steel?
If the rule of thumb is that opposites attract, electrons do this to each other.
What is repel each other?
Man. No wonder I couldn't figure out the mass of Iridium! Typically, its mass if 192 but this sample has a mass of 194. That must mean it is this...
What is an isotope?
Majority of non-metals are this state of matter.
What are gases?
When two things are non-evenly mixed they make this type of mixture.
What is a heterogenous mixture?
Zinc & copper
What is brass?
Good for you if you remember that electrons are this much smaller than protons or neutrons?
What is 1/2000th?
When an atom is charged it is known by this feline name.
What is a cation?