Properties of States of Matter
This state of matter is known for its high KE and lack of a fixed structure, shape, and volume.
What is Gas?
When liquid water becomes a gas this has occured.
What is evaporation?
This prevents the transfer of heat from one object to another.
What is an insulator?
Feeling heat from directly touching a hot object is known as this.
What is Conduction
When you look into a mirror, you see this.
What is a Reflection?
The invention of this tool allowed scientist to develop the Cell Theory.
What is the Microscope?
Unicellular organisms can develop tissues and organs.
What is False?
This state of matter is known for its medium KE and fixed volume.
What is Liquid?
When freezing occurs, this state of matter is transitioning to this state of matter.
What is liquid to solid?
This is an object that allows heat to transfer through it easily.
What is a Conductor?
Heat from the Sun travels to Earth through this.
Daily Double: The bending of light that occurs when light travels from one medium to another is called this.
What are cells?
Different types of cells in a multicellular organism perform different jobs.
What is True?
Daily Double: This is the amount of space something takes up. It is fixed for both liquids and solids.
What is Volume?
When this state of matter loses energy it becomes a liquid.
What is a gas?
An oven mit is one of these.
What is an Insulator?
When hot air rises and cold air sinks, this type of current is happening.
What is Convection?
When light waves are captured and stored by a surface this has occured.
What is absorption?
This type of organism must perform all functions necessary for life within a single cell.
What is a unicellular organism?
All cells with in an organism look the same.
What is False
Cells and Life
What is Heat?
Droplets forming on the side of a water bottle are a result of this phase change.
What is Condensation?
Also elements on the periodic table, these materials are often used in the kitchen to conduct heat. (name 1)
What is Aluminum, copper, or iron.
Heat is transferred in this direction.
What is from warmer objects to cooler objects?
These cannot travel through the vacuum of space due the fact they require a medium.
What are Sound Waves/Mechanical Waves?
Water, rocks, and coal are examples of this.
What are non-living things.
Multicellular organisms are never microscopic.
What is False.
This state of matter will maintain its shape when placed in a new container.
What is Solid?
In order for a phase change to happen this must occur.
What is a change in kinetic energy/temperature?
When it comes to designing coolers, this material would best insulate our ice chest on a hot day.
What is plastic?
In order for heat to transfer from one object to another there must be a difference in this.
What is temperature?
This is really a reflection of sound waves.
What is an Echo?
Cell Theory states that: 1. All living things are made of cells.
2. Cells are basic unit of life.
3. This
What is "All cells come from pre-existing cells."?
Humans, plants, and bacteria are ALL living.
True