What is Matter?
Properties
Changes
Types of Matter
Grab Bag
100

What are the 2 things something must have to be considered matter?

Mass and Volume 

(Take Up Space)

100

What is a property?

Something that describes an object/substance

100

What are the 2 types of changes?

Chemical and Physical

100

What are the 3 categories of matter?

Element, Compound, Mixture

100

Air is a compound, element, or mixture?

Mixture, air is made up of nitrogen, oxygen, and other gases

200

Is air matter?

Yes, it has mass and takes up space!

200

What are the 2 types of properties?

Chemical and Physical

200

How can you tell the difference between the 2 types of changes?

Physical is reversible; Chemical is not

Physical don’t create new substances; Chemical create something new

200

What type of matter is chemically combined?

Compound

200

The equation for density is _______________

Mass/Volume

300

Name 1 thing that is NOT matter

Answers will vary

300

Chemical properties describe _______________

How something reacts

300

Rusting is what type of change?

Chemical

300

What are the 2 types of mixtures?

Homogeneous and Heterogeneous

300

Black coffee is an example of a ________ mixture

Homogeneous

400

Is light matter?

No, it does not take up space or have mass

400

What can you use to identify physical properties?    

5 senses

400

Change in color is a ___________ change

Physical or Chemical. Physical if you added the color in, chemical if the color came seemingly from nowhere

400

If a mixture mixes well it is called __________

Miscible

400

Oil and water is miscible or immiscible?

Immiscible, it will separate even after stirring

500

Is heat matter?

No, it does not take up space or have mass

500

Density is a ____________ property

Physical

500

Name 3 thing that tell you a chemical change has occurred

Answers may vary

Bubbles, fizzing, color change, sound, light given off, heat 

500

How many elements are in Na2SO4?

3, there are 3 capital letters

500

Going from solid to gas is an example of a __________ change

Physical