Structure and Shape
Volume
Kinetic Energy
Density
Metals, Nonmetals, and Metalloids
100

The structure of a solid

Tightly packed

Organized

100

Which state of matter does not have a definite volume?

Gas

100

What is kinetic energy?

Movement energy!

100

What is the density of pure water?

1.0 g/mL

100

What is the scientific name for rare earth elements?

lanthanide series

200

The structure of a liquid

Lose and flows easily

200

Which states of matter have a definite volume

solids and liquids

200

The state of matter with the highest kinetic energy.

Gas.

200

Density is a measure of how _________ packed particles are in an object. 

tightly or close together 

200

If an object can be pulled into a wire it is...

ductile (quack)

300

The states with a definite shape

Solids

300

What is the unit of measurement for liquid volume

mL

300

Explain the kinetic energy of a solid.

Low but still moving a little. 

300

Materials layer by density, with ________ dense on _____ and _______ dense on ________.

(Fill in the four blanks, write the full sentence.)

Materials layer by density, with least dense on top and most dense on bottom.

300

I have a high melting point, conduct electricity, and can be pulled into wires. What am I?

metal

400

The state of matter with a somewhat messy structure and no definite shape

Liquid

400

What is the unit of measurement for solid volume?

cm³ 

cubic centimeters

400
If a state of matter has a high kinetic energy, the particles must have a low _________ ________.

attractive force. 

400

Put these objects in order from LEAST to MOST dense!

write the name and density

Honey: 1.4 g/mL

Cooking Oil: 0.9 g/mL

Water: (You should know this. Look it up and write it down)

cooking oil 0.9 g/mL

water 1.0 g/mL

honey 1.4 g/mL

400

List the 3 main properties of nonmetals

brittle

dull

non-conductive


500

No structure, no shape, no attractive force, what am I

A gas!

500

What is volume?

How much space something takes up.

500

What happens to the kinetic energy of something when it is heated up?

The particles get more kinetic energy, and can change state!

500

If something has a density of 2.5 g/mL, and is placed in honey, which has a density of 1.4 g/mL, what will it do in the honey, and why does it do this?

It will sink in the honey because it is more dense than the honey. 

500

I am shiny with a high luster, I sometimes conduct electricity, and am brittle. What am I?

metalloid