Foundations of Science
Conservation of Matter
Properties of Matter
Particle Model of Matter
Combining Substances
100

A way of understanding the world around us.

What is Science.

100

Anything that has weight and takes up space. 

What is Matter.

100

Characteristics that describe how a substance looks, feels, acts and interacts with other substances.

What are the Properties of Matter.
100

These tiny pieces of matter are 10,000 times smaller than a grain of sand and make up all matter around us.

What are Particles.

100

This is a combination of two or more substances, but they don't change into a new substance.

What is a Mixture.

200

1. Observation and Question

2. Do Research

3. Make a Hypothesis

4. Conduct the Experiment

5. Analyze the Results

6. Draw a Conclusion

What is the Scientific Method.

200

The three states of matter are:

What is Solid, Liquid and Gas.

200

Color, Texture, Hardness, and Reflectivity are all...

What are Properties of Matter.
200

How to particles behave in solids?

They are packed closely together and can only slightly move or vibrate.

200

This is a type of mixture that where one substance dissolves in another substance. 

What is a Solution.

300
An experiment or test that is done to learn something new about the world. 

What is Lab.

300

The law that says "Weight is conserved, or stays the same, when matter changes states or forms." 

Hint: When matter changes states it weight is conserved because no particles are destroyed or added.


What is the Law of Conservation of Matter.

300

The property of matter that describes wether a substance can conduct electricity is known as...

What is Electrical Conductivity.

300

How do particles behave in liquids like water?

They are still close together, but they are able to move around and flow  past each other.

300

Mixtures(including solutions) DO or DO NOT form new substances.

What is DO NOT form new substances

400
A process that scientists use to explore and find answers to their questions.

What is the Scientific Process

400

This type of change is usually reversible and does not create a new substance.

What is a Physical Change.

400

This property of matter describes whether a substance allows heat to pass through it...

What is Thermal Conductivity.

400

How do particles behave when they are the air inside a basketball.

These particles would be a gas. Particles in gasses spread out and move around very quickly.

400

All solutions are mixtures but not all mixtures are....

What are Solutions.

500

In a Lab, the substance a solute is dissolved in is called the...

What is Solvent.

500

This type of change is not reversible and creates a new substance. 

What is a Chemical Change.

500

This Property describes whether a substance can dissolve in a solvent, such as water.

What is Solubility.

500

Can you see individual particles with just our eyes.

NO, they are way too small.

500
This occurs when substances undergo a chemical change and a new substance is formed. 


Signs this has occurred are: a change in color, formation of gas, temperature change, release of light or sound.

What is a Chemical Reaction.