Basic Terms
States of Matter
Measurements
Observations
Energy
100

Anything that takes up space

Matter

100

Tightly Packed Molecules; definite shape and definite volume

Solid

100

The amount of matter in an object

Mass

100

Any characteristics of a substance that can be observed or measured

Phyiscal Properties

100

A material through which electrical or thermal energy can move easily

Conductor

200

Tiny parts that make up matter

Particles

200

Molecules have some space to move around (no definite shape but definite volume)

Liquid

200

The amount of space an object or material occupies

Volume

200

A force that pulls together or pushes apart certain metal objects

Magnetism

200
A material through which electrical or thermal energy cannot move easily​​​​

Insulator

300

Term for being exactly measured

Definite

300

Molecules move freely (bounce around) (no definite volume)

Gas

300

An item's ability to dissolve

Soluble/Solubility

300

Sorting or grouping objects based on common characteristics

Classification/Classify

300

A form of energy measured by temperatures

Thermal Energy

400

A form of matter, such as solid liquid or gas

Physical state

400

Determines whether an object sinks or floats in water

Relative Density
400

An object that sinks in water is more or less dense than the water?

More Dense

400

A form of energy that can move through wires

Electrical Energy

500

The phyiscal form that matter can take

State of matter

500

An object that floats in water is more or less dense than the water?

Less dence