States of Matter
Particles
FACTS
Mass/Volume?Density
Real-Life Examples
100

Which state of matter has a definite shape and volume?

Solid


100

Describe the particle arrangement in a solid

Tightly packed

100

Solid → Liquid is called.....?

Melting

100

What are the 2 units (SI units) we used to measure mass?

g (grams) and Kg (kilograms)

100

How many mL are in one Litre?

1000 mL in one Litre

200

Which state has no definite shape but definite volume?

Liquid

200

Describe the particle arrangement in a gas

Far apart 

200

Liquid → Solid is called.......?

Freezing

200

What are the 2 units (SI units) we use to measure the volume of liquids?

Lires (L) and Millilitres (mL)

200

Give me an example in real life where we compress air  to be used for something.

tires, balloons, sports balls, inflatables (bouncy houses etc)

300

Which state fills its container completely?

Gas

300

Which state has particles that slide around each other?

Liquid

300

Solids, liquids, and gases are all made up of _________.

matter or molecules

300

When we are finding the density, are we looking at how much something weighs, how much volume something has, or how compacted the particles are?

How compacted the particles are

300

We put a golf ball and a ping pong ball beside each other, and we tested them in water for density. Which was MOST dense?

golf ball

400

Which state(s) of matter have a definite volume?

Solids & Liquids

400

What happens to particles when heat is added?

They spread apart and move faster

400

Name 2 things that do NOT have matter.

time, love, rainbow, feelings

400

What do both atoms and molecules have in common when we are talking about matter?

They both make up matter!

400

I have a water bottle that has both a cork stopper and a metal screw top lid. Which one would not sink in a glass of water?

cork stopper

500

Which state of matter can be compressed (squeezed) the most?

Gas, because the particles are far apart.

500

What happens to particles when a solid changes straight to gas?

They separate extremely fast

500

Give an example of a liquid changing to a gas 

when lakes or rivers evaporate and dry up, etc., or boiling water evaporating out of a pot

500

What is the difference between atoms and molecules?

Atoms make up molecules, atoms are smaller.

500

Which 2 liquids are the least dense and which 2 are the most dense out of these choices? Water, alcohol, oil and syrup?

Syrup and water are most dense

alcohol and oil are the least dense