Physical and Chemical Changes
Law of Conservation of Mass
Density
Physical and Chemical Properties
100

The term to describe a change in which a substance transforms into a new substance with different properties and composition 

Chemical Change

100

Finish the rest of the sentence: The law of conservation of mass states that __________________________.

Mass is neither created nor destroyed in a chemical or physical change

100

If two substances, A and B, are mixed together and substance A floats on top of B, it can be inferred that substance A has a ________ density compared to substance B.

Lower

100

Define Physical Property and give an example

A property of a substance that can be observed without changing its composition 
200

When salt dissolves in water, this type of change occurs

Physical Change

200

When 12 grams of carbon reacts with 32 grams of oxygen to produce carbon dioxide, this is the mass of the carbon dioxide produced.

44 grams 

200

Aluminum sinks in water but a cork floats. Which object has more compact matter?

Aluminum

200

Define Chemical property

A property of a substance that must be reacted with something to change its composition to observe

300

True or false: in a physical change, the reactants are the same as the products. 

True

300

In a chemical reaction where 30 grams of A react with 20 grams of B to produce 45 grams of C and a certain amount of D, this would be the mass of D formed according to the Law of Conservation of Mass.

5 grams 

300

A block of wood has a mass of 15 grams and occupies a volume of 50 cubic centimeters. What is its density?

0.3 g/cm^3

300

Identify 1 physical property and 1 chemical property: Iron is a gray metal that rusts when exposed to oxygen and moisture. It is magnetic and can be shaped into various forms when heated.

Physical: magnetic, gray, shaped into different forms

Chemical: rusts 

400

This physical property depends on an object's mass and volume and is specific to a substance

Density

400

When a piece of wood undergoes combustion (burns) in an open system, the ashes weigh significantly less than the original wood. Using the Law of Conservation of Mass, explain the seeming loss of mass. 

Gasses were produced

400

Two liquids are poured into separate beakers. Liquid A fills the beaker to a greater height than Liquid B, yet they both have the same mass. Which liquid has a higher density, and why?

Liquid B

400

Identify 2 physical properties and 1 chemical property: Copper is a reddish-brown metal that tarnishes when exposed to air over time. It is an excellent conductor of electricity and can be drawn into thin wires.

Physical: reddish-brown, conductor, drawn into wires

Chemical: tarnishes 

500

A red colored liquid and a blue colored liquid are combined and the resulting liquid mixture is purple. Would this be a physical or chemical change? 

Physical 

500

If the law of conservation of mass holds true, how much sodium chloride will react with 34.0 g of silver nitrate to produce 17 g of sodium nitrate and 28.70 g of silver chloride?

11.7 grams

500

An irregular-shaped stone is placed in a graduated cylinder causing the water level to rise from 20 mL to 45 mL. If the mass of the stone is 75 grams, what is the stone's density?

3 g/mL

500

While making breakfast, Jamie cracked an egg into a hot skillet. The clear egg white turned white and solidified, and a pleasant aroma filled the kitchen. After cooking the egg, Jamie sprinkled some salt onto it, causing it to taste better. Later, Jamie took a piece of bread, and using a knife, cut it into two pieces to make a sandwich. Identify 2 physical changes and 2 chemical changes. 

Physical: Sprinkling salt, cutting 2 pieces

Chemical: egg turned white, pleasant aroma