Measuring Lung Capacity
Physical Change
The Scientific Method
Chemical Change
Finding Fingerprints
100

The amount of air your lungs can hold

What is lung capacity

100

Only changes the form or the appearance of a substance

What is a physical change

100

The number of steps reviewed to makeup the scientific method

What are 5

100

Occurs when 2 or more interact and the molecules form a new substance

What is a chemical reaction

100

The number of the types of fingerprints analyzed

What is 3

200

Name the 2 materials used to conduct the measuring lung capacity experiment

What are a measuring tape and a balloon

200

The state of matter of ice

What is a solid

200

The first step of the scientific method

What is making an observation

200

Evidence of chemical change in the baking soda, vinegar and balloon experiment

What is gas released to expand balloon, bubbling, fizzing and unexpected temperature change

200

Prints that recurve on themselves to form a loop shape

What are loop fingerprints

300

The measurement used in this experiment

What is centimeters

300

In this experiment done outside, the object at the bottom of the Coke bottle

What is a Mentos

300

The second step in the scientific method

What is forming a hypothesis

300

Evidence of this chemical change is an orangish, brownish or reddish color

What is rusting

300

Fingerprint feature that only appears in loop and whorl patterns

What is a delta

400

Equation to measure diameter

What is d=c/pi

400

Name a physical change involving eggs

What is whipping eggs

400

The third step in the scientific method

What is making a predicition

400

An example of a physical and chemical change discussed

What is a burning candle

400

Technique where chemical fumes react with the organic substances in fingerprints to cause invisible fingerprints to appear

What is fuming

500

The dependent variables in this experiment

What are circumference and diameter of the balloon

500

Evidence of a physical change

What is a change in color, temperature, shape or texture of a substance

500

The final 2 steps of the scientific method

What are conducting an experiment and analyzing the results

500

When a solid suddenly appears in a solution and settles to the bottom, collects on another object or makes the solution cloudy

What is a precipitate

500

Fingerprinting category where a ridge divides into 2 ridges (like a fork in the road)

What is bifurcation