A measure of how fast the particles of matter moving is called?
Temperature
Connecting a lightbulb to a battery using different materials is testing which property of matter?
a. conductivity
b. color
c. texture
a. Conductivity
This state of matter has particles that are moving very slowly and are close together. What state is it?
solid
liquid
gas
solid
What is a molecule?
The smallest part of a compound that has properties of a compound.
The amount of space an object takes up is?
Volume
Why when using a spatula for cooking should you touch only the rubber handle?
Rubber does not conduct heat very well and it will remain cool.
This state of matter has particles that are moving very quickly and spread out. What state is it?
solid
liquid
gas
gas
What is a compound?
matter made of two or more elements
(for ex: water (h2o) carbon dioxide (CO2) and salt (NaCl)
Matter made up of two or more elements (ex: water, carbon dioxide and salt) is called a?
Compound
What could you do to make particles move faster?
heat up the object
What are 3 physical properties you can use to identify types of matter?
-color
-texture
-hardness
-solubility
-magnetism
Water is an example of a compound made up of how many elements?
two elements
H2O
Hydrogen and Oxygen
The smallest particle of a compound that has properties of a compound is called a?
Molecule
What could you do to slow down particles of water?
Freeze the water.
This object is hard, rough, typically red or brown, rectangular
(hint: you can build with it)
Brick
What happens to gas molecules when they are cooled down?
They will start to slow down and turn back into a liquid.
The amount of matter an object has is called?
Mass
A tool is used to pick up a paperclip and a nail, What property might it be testing?
Magnetism
This object is malleable (bends), shiny, magnetic, and thin.
(hint: it holds things together)
Paper Clip
What happens to the molecules of water when you heat up an ice cube?
The particles will begin to heat up and moves faster. It will turn into a liquid and then a gas.