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WHATS THE MATTER?
MASS PROPS.
MIND THE VOLUME.
THAT'S DENSE!
FOR REALZIES.
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This is the state that has the lowest amount of energy.
The solid state.
100
What is the definition of Mass?
The amount of matter something has.
100
These are the two methods we used to measure volume.
The ruler method and the displacement method.
100
This is the equation for density.
d=m/v
100
This is what everything we discover in science starts with (the first step in the scientific method).
A question!
200
This is the state of matter that lightening is in.
The plasma state.
200
Which is the liquid with more mass, a cup of water or a cup of milk?
A cup of milk.
200
This is the definition of volume.
The amount of space that something takes up.
200
This is the state in which sound travels through the fastest.
The solid state
200
True or false. Baryonic matter, the kind of matter we can see and measure, (made up of atoms) makes up only 4.6% of the universe!
TRUE
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This is the definition of matter.
Anything that takes up space and has mass.
300
Which has more mass, a baseball or a tennis ball?
A baseball
300
This is the method you would use to measure the volume of a cell phone.
The ruler method.
300
Think about our liquid density columns. Between oil and water, which one layers above the other?
Oil layers on top
300
This is how the human voice box makes sounds.
It makes vibrations. Watch video
400
These are the three main tests used in the State Debate lab we did in class.
The "pick up", "pour", and "shape" tests.
400
What has more mass, a golf ball or a ping pong ball.
A golf ball.
400
This state of matter expands to the largest volume possible.
What is the gas state.
400
Define density in words (hint: don't just write the equation).
Density is how tightly stuff is packed together. So it is the amount of stuff in a given space.
400
After an oil spill, there is a layer of black oil floating above the water. What does this say about the properties of oil and water?
Oil is less dense than water.
500
This is the state of matter that Oobleck is in.
Both liquid and solid. (Oobleck is a suspension)
500
This is the difference between mass and weight.
Weight depends on gravity whereas mass depends on just matter.
500
What has more volume, one kilogram of feathers or one kilogram of iron?
One kilogram of feathers.
500
Out of the six different liquids we used in our liquid density column, name three and put them in order from most dense to least dense.
From greatest to least dense: honey, dawn dish soap, water, veggie oil, rubbing alcohol, and baby oil.
500
This is a shell-like structure in the ear that is liquid filled and helps in processing sound.
What is the cochlea?