States of Matter
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Devices
Principles and Laws
100
What is the term for any object that takes up space an has mass.

Matter

100

True or False: Oil Spills are good for the environment

False!

100

Using force or pressure to shrink something into a smaller, more compact size.

compressibility

100

True or false: Everything that is heavy will sink in water

False!

100
External force that is added to a particular substance to change how it behaves

Pressure

200

What is the state of matter that has particles that are far apart?

Gas

200

True or False:

The formula for density is Mass= Density/Volume

False

200

the study of chemical processes

chemistry

200

True or False: Canada's Wonderland only has hydraulic rides for safety purposes

False

200

The rate in which fluids flow

Flow Rate

300

Which state of matter that flows within a container and has particles that are quite close together.

Liquid

300

What state of matter is the most compressible?

Gas

300

Explains whether an object will float or sink in a fluid

buoyancy

300

Devices that use compressed liquid to perform a task

Hydraulic Devices
300

This refers to how particles and matter interact and behave

Particle Theory

400

This state of matter has a fixed volume

solid

400

If an object is denser than the fluid, the object will ____________

sink

400

A fluid's resistance to flowing

viscosity

400

What devices use compressed air or gas to perform a task 

Pneumatic

400

This use forces of gravity and buoyancy to determine if an object will float or sink

Archimedes Principle

500
Refers to the measurement of the amount of matter

Mass

500

Why are oil spills harmful for the environment, give 3 reasons

hurts wild life (animals), hurts nature (water), could hurt humans (if drinking dirty water)

500
Refers to how much mass and volume an object takes up

density

500

Compressibility is the ability to put ___________ on a substance

force

500

This helps to describe that when there's pressure on a liquid, the liquid needs to move wherever it can it its container

Pascal's Law