Speed up, slow down, or disappear? This happens to the molecules when water boils
Molecules will speed up
Vibrate in place, slide past each other, or fly around freely?
Which describes the particles in a liquid.
Slide past each other
Don't be stubborn. Use mass and volume to calculate this.
Density
Although weight may change, this does not whether an astronaut is on Earth or on the Moon.
Mass
Which would make the best handle for a cooking pan?
Glass Iron Copper Rubber
Rubber
Speed up, slow down, break apart, or are unaffected? This happens to molecules when a substance loses heat energy?
Vibrate in place, slide past each other, fly around freely?
Which describes the particles in a gas.
Fly around freely
Because solid water is less dense than liquid water, you would expect it to do this.
Float
Don't get all broken up if you can't remember this: The mass of an object changes when A. changes shape B. loses a piece C. gets hotter D. gets colder
Loses a piece
Metalloids are important in the computer industry because they're.
A. brittle B. good semiconductors C. acidic
B. good semiconductors
Energy, Mass, or Size of molecules?
This also changes when a liquid turns to a solid.
Energy
You'll do yourself a favor if you remember that molecules are closest together in this state of matter.
Solid
An object's specific gravity is greater than 1. What will the object do in water?
Sink
What happens to mass if the shape of the matter is changed?
Nothing, mass remains the same.
Sam uses this material in a closed circuit to light a light bulb.
A. Copper B. Wood C. Glass D. Rubber
Copper
This must be added to a substance to cause melting or evaporation?
Energy / Heat
What are particles in a solid doing?
Vibrating in place
Glycerin
If the density and volume are known, what can be calculated?
Mass
Juan checks the malleability of tin by...
A. applying heat B. applying constant pressure C. freezing it
B. Applying constant pressure
Above boiling point, Above sublimation point or Below melting point?
Which answer is why aluminum is solid at room temperature?
Below melting point
Some rock bands know that this is the state of matter in which particles are the furthest apart.
It's a gas
Why does a can of Diet Coke float in water?
Its specific gravity is less than 1
A box of books has mass of 100 kilograms on Earth. What would the mass of the box of books be on Mars?
100 kilograms
Malleability Conductivity Ductility Luster
Ductility