Properties of Matter 1
Properties of Matter 2
Properties of Matter 3
Properties of Matter 4
Properties of Matter 5
100

A state of matter that has no fixed shape or volume

Gas

100

What are the seven properties we learned to describe or classify matter?

What are Mass, volume, magnetism, density, solubility, state of matter, and conductivity?

100

X 10 = 1000

How can we separate these?

What is a hot plate? What is with water and a filter?

100

It is the amount of matter, or particles, in a substance.

What is mass?

100

A measure of the amount of matter present in a given volume of a substance. 

What is density?

200

matter vs mass

mass is the amount of matter in an object

matter is anything that has mass and takes up space

200

It is best to use this unit of measurement for a liquid.

What is milliliter (mL)?

200

What state of matter is this? and describe the particle relation.

What is solid? Each particle is attached to several others so it cannot move. 

200

How does temperature affect matter?

It can cause matter to change states (like freezing, melting, or boiling).

200

The following measurements for a solid are as follows:

length x width x height = cm^3

What is the volume of a cube?

300

A characteristic of a substance that can be observed or measured without changing its composition

What is physical property?

300

Density describes the relationship between ____ and ____.

mass and volume

300

Which state of matter is this substance in? describe the particle relation.

What is liquid? Particles are attached to one another and close but have the ability to slide past each other. 

300

Which state of matter is this substance in? Describe the particle relation.

What is gas? The particles are spread apart and move quickly and freely.

300

True or False: the weight of an object is the same on Earth and on the moon.

What is false?

400

what do you use to observe physical properties of a substance?

your 5 senses (hearing, seeing, touching, tasting, and smelling)

scientific tools

400

The larger the shape, the more ______________ the substance has.

What is volume?

400

V = M/D

What is calculating volume?

400

How can you test if a material is a thermal conductor?                    

Heat one end and see if the other end gets warm quickly.

400

Is this a conductor or an insulator?

What is an insulator?

500

How is the shape of solid matter different from the shape of liquids and gases?

Definite Shape. Particles form a set pattern.

500

Calculate the difference between the water level before and the water level after placing the object.

What is displacement?

500

A change in the physical substance but not the actual substance itself

Physical change 

500

Why are physical properties important when choosing materials to build something?

They help decide if the material is strong, flexible, or conducts heat or electricity.

500

This law states that the quantity of mass does not change over time.

What is the law of conservation of matter?