Density
Measurable/Observable physical properties
Matter Matters
In the Lab
As a matter of Mass
100
The tightness of particles packed together

Density 

100

Measured in grams (g)

Mass

100

_______ is a uniform mixture where one substance _____ inside another

Solution; Dissolves

100

used to measure C* and F*

thermometer 

100

 each substance adds up to the total ____ of the mixture.

mass 

200

true of false, the more tightly packed the particles the less dense the object

False, the more tightly packed the particles the more densely packed they are. 

200

Solid, _____, Gas

Liquid

200
once mixed it can be undone

Mixture 

200

Measurements of temperature used in the lab

Celsius (C*), Fahrenheit (F*)

200

unit used in lab for mass

Grams (g)

300

relative to water oil is _____ dense

less 

300

to mix a solid into a liquid until it disappears, 

ie; Salt in water

Dissolve
300

anything that has mass and takes up space (volume)

Matter

300

a mechanical tool used to measure the mass of an object very precisely in grams (g)

triple beam balance scale 

300

matter cannot be created or destroyed during a physical change

Conservation of Mass

400
Wood is relatively _____ dense than water

Less 

400
cm, inches, meters, feet, yards, kilometers 

Measures of length

400

all metals are magnetic, true or false

false 

400

In lab the black paper water was _____ relative to the white paper water

warmer 

400

Does mass disappear or change its shape

No.

Mass never disappears, but it can change its shape, state, and arrangement. 

ie; ice water, liquid water, water vapors

500

Less dense than water, is not a good conductor of electricity and often used as a perimeter barrier

Wood (Fence)

500

the amount of space an object or shape takes up in three dimensions.

Volume 

500

what is a physical state of matter

Liquid, Solid, Gas

500
In the lab, the magnetism of north and south poles 

polarizing, attracted to each other 

500

the amount of matter contained in an object 

Mass