States of Matter/Particulate Theory
The arrangement of particles is very far apart and the kinetic energy is very high.
What is a gas?
Your ice cream turning from solid to liquid.
What is melting?
This white emulsion goes well on sandwiches.
What is mayonnaise?
The measuring apparatus used for mass.
What is a scale?
The number of main ideas in the particulate theory of matter.
What is four?
The phase changes that you create when you're using a kettle.
What is liquid to gas?
This type of mixture has tiny unseen particles that don't settle when left to stand.
What is a solution?
The method used for weighing when you subtract the mass of your weighing container from the total mass.
What is difference?
The arrangement of particles in a solid and the kinetic energy the particles possess.
What is tightly packed together and little kinetic energy(vibrate)?
The amount of states that can exist at melting/freezing point.
What is two?
This type of mixture can cause low visibility during the morning times.
What is a colloid?
How hair should be when entering the lab
What is up?
The evidence which states that particles move from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration until evenly balanced.
What is Diffusion?
The place the energy goes when the lines are horizontal on the graph.
Where is intermolecular forces?
This type of mixture can be formed when you're erasing the board and it drops into your water bottle.
What is a suspension?
The method to accurately measure mass when you press a button on the scale to ZERO it.
What is Tare?
The definition of Osmosis.
What is the movement of water molecules from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration through a semi-permeable membrane?
The phase change that occurs with the scented balls you put in clothing.
What is sublimation?
This type of colloid can be used on sandwiches or in cereal?
What is an emulsion?
The heating tool used for direct flame when trying to heat something up in the lab.
What is a Bunsen Burner