States of matter
Changes in matter
mixtures and solutions
physical properties
100

What are the 3 states of matter?

Solids, liquids, and gas

100

Name the 4 types of changes in states of matter

Freezing, melting, evaporation, condensation

100

What’s the difference between a mixture and a solution?

Substances in a mixture can be REMOVED, while substances in a solution cannot be removed once it’s mixed. 

100

List the 4 physical properties of matter

Mass, temperature, sink/float, magnetism

200

Name 2 solids in the classroom and 1 liquid 

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200

What will happen to ice cubes when you put them in a sunny place?

The ice cubes will melt and turn into a liquid (S -> L)

200

Think back to our experiment when we discussed mixtures. What items did we put in our class “mixture”?

Marshmallows, pretzel sticks, and M&M’s. 

200

What tool(s)do you use to measure mass?

Scale and a balance.

300

Describe the particles in a gas?

Spread out, far apart 

300

What happens to water when you boil it on the stove?

the water evaporates and turns into steam (L - G)

300

Name 2 examples of a mixture and 2 examples of a solution.

……

300

Name the 2 temperature scales 

Fahrenheit and Celsius 

400

Which kind of matter has its own shape?

solid

400

How can you turn a liquid water into a solid? (Think about +/- heat)

Put it in the freezer (or YEET the heat)

400

What is a solvent?

The substance the solute dissolves in.

400
Magnets do two things. They either….

Attract (come together) or repel (move away) from each other

500

How are liquids and gases alike?

They can both take the shape of their container

500

Why does liquid appear on the outside of a cold glass cup?

Condensation! The gas in the air becomes a liquid because the heat is removed (from the cold in the cup)

500

What is a solute?

Solute is the substance that is dissolving in a solution. Think… sugar in a sweet iced tea.

500

What was the ONE item that floated at the sink/float station?? 

PING PONG BALL!