Vocab
Mass
Properties
Chemical vs Physical Change
Vocab 2
100

All matter is made up of

Atoms
100

What will the mass of butter be if it starts at 58 grams then is melted?

58 grams

100

If a substance can be easily dissolved in water it is...

Highly soluble 

100

Baking a cake

Chemical

100

What is the definition of a physical change?

A change in size, shape, or state of matter but no new thing is made

200

Types of matter

solid, liquids, and gasses

200

Baking soda is mixed with vineger WITHOUT any lid on top. If the starting mass is 48 grams, what will it be after the reaction and why?

A little bit less (46, 45, etc) due to some of the mass leaving as air

200

A substance that can't be dissolved in water

Insoluble 

200

Cutting paper

Physical change

200

What is the definition of a chemical change?

A change where a new substance is created

300

How liquid atoms are arranged

Near each other but not tightly packed

300

Baking soda and vinegar is mixed with a balloon on top. If the mass is 34 grams at the start, what will the ending mass be?

34 grams

300

A substance's ability to catch on fire

Flammability 

300

A bike rusting

Chemical

300

What unit do we measure mass in?

Grams

400

How solid atoms are arranged

Very tight together

400

David is making a cake. When he measures the batter it's 1,130 grams. When it is baked it is 1,030 grams. What happened?

Some of the liquid evaporated and turned into a gas


400

Something will not burn when it catches on fire

Not flammable 

400
Mixing water and sugar
Physical
400

Give four examples of physical changes?

Mrs. H will accept answers

500

How gas atoms are arranged

Lose and far apart

500

When a physical or chemical changes occurs.... The mass

is neither created or destroyed

500

What properties could you look at to tell the difference between flour, sugar, and baking soda?

Grain size, flammability, solubility


NOT COLOR 

500

Mixing cake batter

Physical

500

Four examples of chemical changes

Mrs. H will accept answers