It Keeps Changing
Mix it Up
Homogenous or Heterogenous
There is a Solution
Use that Chemical Change
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100

The process of liquid changing to a solid is called

Freezing

100

To separate items like chex mix what method would you use?

Hand sorting

100

If gas is cooled, what can it change to?

A liquid

100

What is a solvent

The substance that dissolves that solute

100

Give an example of chemical change with gardening

Rust on a garden tool

100

What can a gas change into when it is cooled?

A liquid

200

Gas changing to a liquid is called

Condensation

200

To separate a metal from something else, what method would you use?

Magnetic attraction

200
What is the mixture in which the individual substances are NOT SPREAD EVENLY or uniform

Heterogenous 

200

What is a solute

The substance that is being dissolved

200

Why do pastry chefs need to understand chemical change?

So they know what will happen when they combine certain ingredients

So they bake for the right amount of time and at the right temperature

200

Talk about the law of conservation of matter in relation to creating and destroying matter.

You cannot create or destroy matter. Only God can.

300

When you ice starts melting what point do we say it has reached?

Melting point

300
What is a solution that has more than the normal amount of solute in the solvent?

Concentrate

300

What is the mixture where two or more substances are spread EVENLY THROUGHOUT

Homogenous mixture

300

What is a homogeneous mixture in which two or more substances are spread evenly throughout?

A solution

300

Give three evidences of chemical change

Change in color

Change is state of matter

Change in odor

300

Talk about the law of conservation of matter in relation to changing form.

Matter can change form

400
When a substance solidifies, what "point" do we say it has reached?

Freezing point

400

Define "saturated"

A solution that is holding all the solute that a solvent can dissolve

400

How are solutions and homogenous mixtures related?

They are individual substances that are spread out evenly. A solution is homogeneous.

400

Say 3 ways to increase the rate of dissolving a mixture

Increase the surface area (crush, crumble, cut)

Increase movement (stir)

Increase temperature (heat)

400

How is a burning log in a firepit an example of chemical change and conservation of matter?

The wood gives off a distinct odor

The mass of the ashes & soot plus the mass of the gases in the air equals the mass of the original piece of wood. (It doesn't create something new)

400

How can an understanding of chemical change be beneficial in relation to odor?

The change in odor is an evidence of chemical change. If you smell a bad odor on food, you wouldn't want to consume it.

500

Define "Physical Change"

A change in matter that does not form a new substance

500

What is an alloy?

A solid solution made of two or more elements, including at least one metal.

500

Give 3 examples of a Heterogenous mixture

Mixed salad, smoothie, vegetable soup
500

Define "mixture"

Two or more substances that are PHYSICALLY combined and that DO NOT form a new substance

500

Tell 3 facts about a chemical change

Happens when the atoms in an element/compound are rearranged to form NEW SUBSTANCES

Elements or compounds to lose their individual properties

Two or more pure substances change into a new substance

500

How does the law of conservation of matter support what the Bible teaches about the origin of matter

Matter cannot be created or destroyed; it can only change form. God created all matter out of nothing. People can change matter, but not create or destroy matter. Only God can do that.