Matter
Properties of Matter
Chemical vs Physical Changes
Phase Changes
Measuring Matter
100

 Everything that has mass and takes up space

Matter

100

Color is a ________ property

Physical

100

When water freezes from a liquid to a solid, it is an example of a...

Physical Change

100

When a solid block of silver is heated to a certain point where it becomes a liquid

Melting

100

The amount of matter in something 

Mass 

200

What state of matter is in the medium energy level?

Liquid
200

Describes the potential for a substance to go through a chemical change is a...

Chemical property

200

Sugar dissolving into warm water is a....

Physical Change

200

What state of matter does evaporation end in?

Gas

200

What is the volume of the fish?

6 mL

300

Definite shape and size 

Solid 

300

Ranking candy by its level of sourness would be a....

Chemical property

300

A __________ change is a change that creates a new substance.

Chemical

300

The process of changing from a gas to a liquid is called this.

What is condensation 

300

What is the volume of the block?

40 cm3

400

What state of matter will eventually completely fill the container it is in?

Gas
400

Odor is an example of a _________ property?

Physical

400

Give 2 pieces of evidence that would suggest a change you are observing is a chemical change.

Color change

Temperature change

Light produced

Gas produced (bubbles/fizzing)

Precipitate (solids) formed

New substance created

400

What happens when particles go from the lowest energy state to the highest?

Sublimation

400

If the volume is 10 mL and the mass is 20 g, what is the density?

2 g/mL

500

The amount of matter within a determined amount of space

Density

500

Ways you can observe Physical Properties

Sight, touch, hearing, smell, taste, or a measurement (length, mass, volume, density)

500

Give 2 pieces of evidence for why a firework going off is a chemical change.

  • Color change

  • Temperature change

  • Light produced

500

What happens to all the particles in melting, vaporization, and sublimation.

They increase in speed

500

Would a ball with a density of 15 g/mL float or sink in a liquid that has a density of 20 g/mL?

Float