States of Matter
How many states of matter are there?
3
Condensation is ____________________.
water which collects on a cold service when humid air comes into contact with it.
What was the purpose of the "On Thin Ice" experiment?
To track how long it would take for the ice to melt.
When is Ms. Burt's birthday?
What is a thermometer used for?
To check the air temperature.
When ice is frozen, it becomes a _____
solid
Give an example of condensation
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In the "On Thin Ice" experiment, what did the ice represent?
A solid
If I have a cold glass of water in a warm environment, what will be produced as a result?
Condensation
What is a hygrometer used for?
To check the humidity or the amount of water vapor in the air.
When ice melts, it becomes a _________ again!
Liquid
Precipitation is _________________
water that falls to the ground
In the "On Thin Ice" experiment, what was the main factor?
The weather.
If I wanted to make water into a solid, what would I need?
A cooling source
What is a barometer used for?
To measure air pressure.
A boiling pot of water creates this type of matter.
Gas
Evaporation is ___________________.
the process of turning liquid into water vapor.
What are the three properties of matter?
Mass, volume and shape.
Where does the runoff go?
Oceans, rivers, streams, etc.
What is a rain gauge used for?
To measure the amount of rain.
Explain how water vapor is a gas
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Water cycle is _________________
The process in which water circulates between the earth's oceans, atmosphere and land involving precipitation and drains into oceans, rivers, etc.
What happened to the ice from the experiment we performed outside?
How do you know?
The ice turned into a liquid in under 30 minutes after being in the sun too long.
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What does the "V" stand for in D=M/V?
What is a wind vane used for?
To measure the direction of the wind.