Vocabulary
Physical or Chemical
Classifying Matter
Changes in Matter
Density
100

 Everything that has mass and takes up space

What is Matter

100

Definition: properties of matter that can be observed or measured

Physical Properties 

100

What are the 4 states of matter 

What is solid, liquid, gas, and plasma 

100

Water can turn into a solid by what process? 

What is Freezing 

100

Formula for Density

Density = mass/volume

200

The amount of matter in something 

What is Mass 

200

A new substance forms 

What is a chemical change? 

200

Pancake syrup is in what state? 

What is liquid
200

Adding heat to a pot of water will change the liquid into what state?

What is gas

200

Density of water (with units)

1 g/mL


1 g/cm^3

300

Amount of space an object takes up

What is Volume

300

You place a marshmallow on a stick and place it over the fire, it starts to turn brown and get gooey.

Chemical Change

300

An ice cube is in what state of matter? 

What is a solid 
300

The process of changing from a gas to a liquid is called? 

What is condensation 

300

What is mass of 3cmX2cmX2cm substance with density of 0.069 g/mL ? Round to 1000ths

0.828 g


400

The change of state from solid to gas 

What is an sublimation

400

You observe Physical Properties with what five senses? 

Sight, touch, hearing, smell, and taste 

400

Think of a glass of soda the bubbles are an example of what state of matter?

What is a gas 

400

The process of a gas to a solid

Deposition

400

What is the volume of a 2879 g substance with a density of 9.42 g/mL (round to 100ths)

305.95 mL

500

A chemical reaction that releases energy - gives off heat or light

What is an exothermic 

500

Melting chocolate

Physical change

500

Steam is in what state? 

What is a gas

500

The process of changing from a liquid to a gas is called? 

Evaporation 

500

A student performs an experiment with three unknown fluids and obtains the following measurements: 

Fluid A: Mass = 2060 g,     Volume = 2000ml

 Fluid B: Mass = 672g ,     Volume = 850 ml

Fluid C: Mass = 990g,    Volume = 1100ml

Draw how the fluids would be layered if they 

were combined in a beaker.


Fluid B .79g/ml

Fluid C .9g/ml

Fluid A  1.03g/ml