Bigfoot
Name the three states of matter.
What is solid, liquid, and gas.
What are two examples of a gas?
What is oxygen and carbon dioxide.
What is helium and carbon monoxide.
What are two examples of a liquid?
What is milk and pop.
What is water and tea.
What are two examples of a solid?
What is desk and chair.
What is pencil and paper.
The molecules in this state of matter are tightly packed together and vibrate.
What is a solid.
This state of matter will keep the same mass but their shape and volume changes.
What is a gas.
In this state of matter the molecules are very far apart and move extremely fast.
What is a gas.
This state of matter will keep the same mass and volume but it can change shape.
What is a liquid.
This state of matter will keep the same mass, shape, and volume.
What is a solid.
In this state of matter the molecules are loosely packed together and they can move freely around.
What is a liquid.
What happens when you add heat to a raw egg?
It changes from a liquid to a solid.
When liquids are heated, this occurs.
What is evaporation.
What happens when you add heat to liquid water?
It changes from a liquid to a gas.
All matter is made of tiny, microscopic particles called __________.
What are atoms.
What happens when you add heat to an ice cube?
It changes from a solid to a liquid.
What happens when you add heat to butter?
It changes from a solid to a liquid.
Something that takes up space is called __________.
What is matter.
What is the fourth state of matter that is found in space, specifically, the stars.
What is plasma.
The ability of matter to dissolve in a liquid.
What is solubility.
When a liquid changes into a gas.
What is evaporation.
The ability of heat or electricity moving through different materials.
What is conductivity.
A characteristic of matter that can be observed and measured.
What is physical property.
When a gas changes into a liquid.
What is condensation.
The way light reflects, or bounces off an object.
What is reflectivity.
A high-energy state of matter where particles are charged (like in the Sun).
What is plasma.