Phase changes
Properties
Changes
Classification of matter
Wild card
100

What is gas to a liquid called?

Condensation

100

Does honey have a higher or lower density than water?

higher.

100

What are some examples of physical changes?

Breaking glass, mixing candies, shredding paper, melting ice, chopping wood, and boiling water.

100

What is matter?

Anything that takes up space.

100

What could a liquid mixture be called?

Miscible

200

What is a liquid to a gas called?

Evaporation

200

If you cut paper, is that a physical or chemical change?

physical

200

What are some examples of chemical changes?

Rusting, rotting, fireworks, backing a cake, and burning.

200

What do you call a substance made up of two or more elements?

Compound

200

What type of particles are close together and slide past one another?

water/liquid particles

300

What is solid to gas called?

Sublimation

300

What does Malleability mean?

Ability to shape and not break.
example: gold

300

What do you call a substance produced by a chemical reaction?

Product

300

What do you call a substance that can't be broken down into anything smaller?

Element

300

What do you call a heterogenous mixture that separates into layers over time?

A suspension.

400

What is gas to solid called?

Deposition

400

What is the formula for density?

mass/volume

400

Is the formation of precipitate a chemical or physical change?

Chemical change

400

What is matter that always has the exact same composition?

Pure Substances

400

What has a definite volume but an indefinite shape?

liquids

500

Is ice melting exothermic or endothermic?

endothermic
500

Is flammability a physical or chemical property?

Flammability is a chemical property.

500

After a physical or chemical change, does mass change?

According to the law of conservation of mass, no.

500

What do you call something made up of different elements and/or compounds?

Molecules

500

Does the attraction between a solid greater or weaker than the attraction of liquid and gas particles?

greater