Particles, substance, or element
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compression and expansion
Particles
100

The smallest piece of a substance that is still that substance.

Particle

100

A measure of the amount of matter

Mass

100

What always shows that a chemical reaction happens?

A new substance is made. 
100

During compression, is there more or less space between the particles?

Less

100

Worth 600 points

Draw a particle diagram of water.

Particle diagram should represent a liquid. 

200

A fundamental substance that cannot be broken into simpler substances, the building block of matter.

Element

200

To increase in volume

Expand

200

a phase of matter that has no definite shape or volume. Particles of gas fly independently through space.

Gas

200

During expansion, is there more or less space between the particles?

More

200
Draw a particle diagram to show what happens to air particles when they are expanded.

Teacher, use your judgment

300

A type of matter with a unique particle 

Substance

300

Anything that has mass and takes up space

Matter

300

the reactant that is present in the least amount in a reaction, which determines when the reaction stops

Limiting factor

300

During compression in a closed system, are there more/less /or the same number of air particles as before compression?

The same number

300

In a closed system, does the number of air particles change

No

400

H2O

Is an example of what?


Substance

400

a condition in which a system is experiencing no net change

Equilibrium  

400

amount of force pushing on a certain area.

Pressure

400

Does compressed air apply more or less pressure on the surrounding area?

More
400

What is between air particles?

Nothing

500

Carbon

Is an example of what?

Element

500

To decrease in volume

Compress

500

No particles can enter or leave

Closed system

500

If a basketball gets a hole in it, at what point will it stop releasing air?

When it's at equilibrium. 
500

Draw a particle diagram to explain what happens to air particles when they are compressed.

Teacher, use your judgment