States of Matter
Measurement and Tools
Temperature and Experiments
Changes in Matter
Physical Properties
100

This tool is best for measuring the volume of a liquid.

A graduated cylinder

100

If two objects are the same size but different mass, they are made of this.

Different materials

100

A liquid that boils at 100°C is most likely this substance.

Water

100

When salt disappears in water, this type of change is happening.

Physical change

100

This describes how heavy something is.

Mass

200

This method is used to find the volume of a rock using water.

Water displacement

200

Squeezing a balloon shows this about gas particles.

Gas particles can be moved and compressed

200

The coldest substance that some places use to make "instant ice cream" 

Liquid nitrogen

200

Baking cookies is this type of change because new substances form.

Chemical change

200

Name one property you could use to tell two clear liquids apart.

Boiling point, density, freezing point, or solubility

300

This tool and math are best for finding the volume of a box.

A ruler

300

When salt dissolves, this happens to the particles.

They spread out in the liquid

300

The colder the temperature, the ______ the freezing process.

Faster
300

Mixing food coloring into icing is this type of change.

Physical change

300

This property explains why honey, water, and oil form layers.

Density

400

You would use this method to measure the volume of dish soap accurately.

Using a graduated cylinder or beaker

400

When boiling, particles begin to do this.

Move faster and spread apart (eventually evaporating)

400

Why does adding more salt to ice helps ice cream freeze?

It lowers the freezing point

400

When water boils and turns into gas, this happens to the matter.

Matter changes it's state

400

This property describes how thick or slow-flowing a liquid is

Viscosity

500

When measuring volume with water, you subtract this from the final level.

The starting water level

500

In liquids, particles have this type of movement.

Sliding past each other

500

When people are trying to make ice cream, why do they shake the bag?

It increases contact with the salt, ice, and cream

500

This law explains why matter does not disappear when heated.

The law of conservation

500

This property explains why a boat floats

Buoyancy