Observing Matter
Mass and Volume
States of Matter
Physical Properties
Miscellaneous
100

to gather information using our senses is to ....

Observe

100

What do we use to measure mass?

A scale 

100

If water is changing from a liquid to a solid, will energy be increasing or decreasing?

decreasing

100

You have two mystery blocks. You are able to hit a nail into mystery block A but mystery block B causes the nail to bend. Which block is made of steel? 

Block B because it is made of a harder material.

100

______ is a measure of how fast particles are moving 

Temperature

200

What is the definition of a property?

A property is a characteristic that may help you identify or define an item

200

what is the definition of volume?

The amount of space something takes up.

200

What do the molecules in a gas look like?

Not fixed, Moving around very freely, moving around very quickly
200

Does a gas have more or less density than a liquid and solid?

Less
200

Why do helium balloons float but balloons blown up by humans do not?

Helium is less dense than air 

300

If I am observing something that has shine, which of the 5 senses am I using to observe it? 

Sight/Vision

300

when we are measuring mass, what exactly are we measuring? 

The amount of matter in an object.

300

What is it called when a liquid turns to gas

evaporation

300
In lab we looked at the _____ of the crystals of the 3 mystery substances

shape

300

If I put a meatloaf into a bowl, why would it not take shape of the bowl?

Because the particles are in a fixed position because it is a solid.

400

the way something feels is a physical property called ...

texture

400

_______ has no defenate volume

A gas

400

The amount of matter in a substance is 

mass

400

_____ is a property that allows materials to dissolve in water

Solubility 

400

what temperature is the freezing point for water? 

0 degrees celsius 

500

Name 2 measurable properties we can use to describe matter.

Boiling point, melting point, freezing point, density, mass, or volume.

500

A green bowling ball is 13kg and a yellow bowling ball is 8kg. Which bowling ball has more mass?


The green bowling ball 
500

These two states have no definate shape

solid and liquid

500

can a solution conduct electricity?

yes

500

The idea that everything is made of small particles is known as __________

The atomic theory