Vocabulary
Other Science Things
Relative Density
States of Matter
More Science Stuff
100

a measure of the amount of matter

Mass

100

What do you use to measure mass?

Triple Beam Balance

100

The ability of a material to _____ or _____

Sink Float

100

What are the types of States of Matter?

Solid, Liquid, Gas

100

What does it mean if a material is electrically conductive?

it allows electricity to flow through it

200

Anything that has mass and takes up space

Matter

200

What is mass measured in?

Grams

200

If an object sinks, it is _______ dense

More

200

What are the characteristics of a SOLID?

Definite shape and volume

Particles are close together with little to no movement

200

Name a material that is attracted to a magnet

Iron, steel, nickel, cobalt

300

The ability of a substance to dissolve in another substance such as sugar dissolving in water

Solubility

300

What is volume?

How much space something takes up
300

If an object floats, it is ______ dense

Less

300

What are the characteristics of a LIQUID?

Definite volume and shape determines on the container

Particles are spread out and moving around slowly

300

If you stir sugar into water and the sugar seems to disappear, what is the sugar 

Soluble

400

An attracting or repelling force that causes a magnetic material to move

Magnetism

400

What is the BOILING and FREEZING point of water in Celsius?

BOILING: 100 degrees Celsius

FREEZING: 0 degrees Celsius

400

Which item is the least dense?

Bowling ball or Beach ball

beach ball

400

What are the characteristics of a GAS?

No definite shape or volume

Particles are spread out very far and are bouncing and moving around very fast

400

A student adds heat to a glass of water. What happens to the state of the water?

It will evaporate and become a gas (water vapor)
500

The form that matter is existing in

Physical State

500

What is something that STOPS the flow of energy or electricity?

Insulator

500

Which is likely to sink?

Water or Oil

Water

500

What happens to the particles when the temperature increases?

They move faster and lose attraction to each other

500

A student tests a metal spoon, wooden stick, copper wire, and a rubber band in a circuit. Which materials would most likely allow the bulb to light?

Metal spoon and copper wire