Physical/Chemical Change
Matter
Conservation of Mass
Physical Properties
Vocabulary/Misc.
100

When you rip a piece of paper

Physical Change

100

What are the three states of matter

solid, liquid, gas

100

Will the mass stay the same after it changes form? For example: from ice to water will the mass be the same

Yes it will stay the same!

100

What properties can be measured and observed

Physical Properties 

100

What is matter?

Anything that takes up space and has mass

200

When you burn wood

Chemical Change

200

What are the particles like in a solid

Tightly packed together

200

If you measure the mass of a glass of water, then you freeze the glass of water, will the mass change?

No, it will stay the same

200

When an object can shine light back which property does it have?

Reflectivity

200

What is mass?

measures the amount of matter in an object

300

When you bake a cake

Chemical Change

300

What are the particles in a gas like?

very spread apart, easily move around

300

Will the mass stay the same after a chemical change?

Yes the mass will stay the same. 

300

When an object can slightly bend, what property is that?

Flexibility

300

What is volume?

The amount of space an object takes up

400

Chemical Change creates a ___________  ____________

new substance

400

What kind of volume and shape does a liquid have?

Definite volume, no definite shape

400

Eggs = 5 grams

Flour = 20 grams

Sugar = 10 grams

Oil = 5 grams

What is the total mass of the cake when it is mixed and baked?

40 grams

400

When an object can dissolve into water, what property is that?

Solubility

400

What is the fourth state of matter?

Plasma

500

Name 3 ways to know a chemical change has occurred 

Formation of gas bubbles, change in color, change in odor

500

What kind of volume and shape does gas have?

No definite volume, and no definite shape

500

What is the rule for the law of conservation of mass?

Matter cannot be created nor destroyed

500

When an object can feel something like temperature through it, what property is that?

Conductivity

500

What does adding or removing energy do to matter?

Changes the form