Properties and Changes
Changes of state
States of matter
Resources
Density
100

A characteristic of matter

Property

100

Changing from solid to liquid

Melting

100

If you heat a substance what will happen to its molecules?

They will separate

100
Any material found on Earth that gives us value is called a what?

Natural Resource

100

The space an object takes up.

Volume

200

This is the ability (characteristic) to undergo a reaction. 

Chemical property

200

Changing from liquid to gas

vaporization/boiling

200

This has a definite shape and volume.

solid

200

Christmas ornaments are not found in nature, which makes them a what?

Synthetic material/resource

200

What is the equation for finding density?

D = m / v

300

I am not edible, but I am shiny, solid at room temperature, can be flattened, can be melted, and a distinct metallic color. What am I?

Gold

300

Changing from gas to liquid

Condensation

300

What state of matter occurs when you super-heat a gas?

Plasma

300

What are some negative results of burning fossil fuels?

Pollution, greenhouse gases, running out of resources

300

If an object projects half-way out of the water, then what is its density?

0.5 g/ml

400

This is a change that does NOT change the identity of a substance.

Physical change

400

Liquid to a gas at the surface of a liquid.

Evaporation

400

Where in the water cycle does condensation be observed?

Fog, clouds, mist

400

Why are solar, wind, and water-based energy called "renewable"?

They don't run out (infinite supply)

400

If an object has a mass 200 grams and takes up a volume of 10 ml, will it float or sink? What is the density?

20 g/ml -- It will sink.

500

What are the 5 main indicators of a physical change?

BLOCH = Bubbles, Light, Odor, Color change, heat release
500

Changing from solid to gas.

Sublimation

500

What is any form of water FALLING called?

Precipitation

500

Give an example of conservation of resources in your daily life?

Recycling, Reducing, Re-using

500

Why can an object with a density higher than water (like an aluminum boat) still float?

Buoyancy