Matter
Matter of Fact
Atomic Stuff
Thermal Socks
Chemical Reactions
100

Name the three states of matter.

Solid, liquid, gas. 

100

What has a greater density, a wood brick or a gold brick?

Gold brick.

100

The three subatomic particles that make up atoms are:

Protons, neutrons, and electrons.

100

As matter heats up, what happens to its volume?

It increases.  

100

What type of chemical reaction gives off heat?

Exothermic reaction.

200

Is energy a form of matter?

No. Energy can be observed but does not have volume or mass.

200

Define the word density. 

Density describes the mass  of a certain volume of matter, or some description that matches this.  

200

The nucleus of the atom is made of these two subatomic particles:

Protons and neutrons.

200

As matter cools what happens to its volume? Can you give an example?

It decreases. 

200

What type of chemical reaction cools the substances around it?

Endothermic. 

300

All matter is composed of these. 

Atoms. 

300

How does the periodic table reflect density of atoms?

Atoms with higher atomic numbers have more density that atoms with lower atomic numbers.

300

What is the lightest atom on the periodic table of elements?

Hydrogen.

300

When we mixed vinegar and baking soda, what gas was emitted?  Did this gas have mass?

Carbon Dioxide.  Yes.  

300

What kinds of things are made of chemicals?

Everything!

400

In which state of matter are particles most closely packed together?

Solid.

400

In which state of matter are particles independent from one another?

Gas

400

What determines an atom's atomic weight?

The number of protons, neutrons, and electrons it has.  

400

Thermal contraction occurs when

A substance is cooled.  

400

What chemicals when mixed give off heat?

Lots, but let's see what you guys can remember.  

500

In order for something to be matter is must:

Have mass and volume (take up space)
500

How does the temperature of a substance determine its state?

As the temperature of a substance increases, the particles of the substance move faster. This results in state changes from solid to liquid to gas.

500

How many electrons can an atom have on its first valence shell?

2

500

Where have the hottest and coldest temperatures in our universe been recorded?

Well...right here on Earth.  Unless there are other humans on other planets who use Celsius or something. 

500

Is it a good idea to go mixing a bunch of chemicals to see what happens?

Well...it depends on a lot of things. If the answer given is bad, no points.  If the answer given is good.  Points.