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States/Phases
Properties
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100

Matter is made of _______

Particles

100

How do liquid particles move?

They move freely past each other

100

What are EXTENSIVE properties of matter?

Properties that depend on the amount of matter.

100

Give two examples of physical changes.

Cutting, breaking, melting, boiling, mixing, dissolving

100

Who invented the lightbulb?

Thomas Edison

200

What is MASS?

The amount of matter in an object.

200

Liquid particles move freely past each other and take the shape of their ________

Container

200

Name two EXTENSIVE properties of matter

Mass, volume, size, weight

200

Give two examples of chemical changes.

Cooking, baking, rotting, rusting, exploding

200

What do we call the green man who is brought to life by a scientist and walks around in a funny way?

Frankenstein

300

What is VOLUME?

The amount of space taken up by matter.

300

At what speed do gas particles move?

At a high speed and they vibrate

300

Name three intensive properties of matter.

Density, boiling point, phase of matter, color, odor, temperature, hardness, solubility

300

What is a PHYSICAL change?

Does NOT change the material of the substance but may change the amount of matter or shape.

300

Who sings the song "Never Gonna Give You Up"?

Rick Astley

400

What is MATTER?

Anything that takes up space and can be weighed.

400

Solid particles do not move because they have a _______ AND _______

Fixed volume AND fixed shape

400

What is a tool that could be used to measure an extensive property of matter?

Scale, measuring tape/ruler

400

What is a CHEMICAL change?

Change of material of the substance into new material with different properties

400

How many times can you fold a piece of paper in half before it becomes physically impossible?

7

500

What are PROPERTIES OF MATTER?

Characteristics or ways to describe matter.

500

Gas particles spread to fill all available space so they do NOT have a __________ OR __________

Fixed volume OR fixed shape.

500

What is a tool that could be used to measure an intensive property of matter?

Thermometer, senses

500

Explain why an ice cube melting is a PHYSICAL change and NOT a CHEMICAL change.

The material of the substance is not changing and can be reversed by freezing.

500

How old is Mr. G?

25