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Properties Changes Mixtures & Solutions Mass, Volume, Density Miscellaneous

Can be measured or detected by using the senses

What are physical properties?

The temperature at which a solid changes to a liquid

What is melting point?

The ability or tendency of material to change its chemical makeup

What are chemical properties?

The temperature at which a liquid changes to a gas

What is boiling point?

These are the 3 states of matter

What is solid, liquid, gas?

A change in the size, shape, or state of matter with no new matter being formed

What is a physical change?

A change in matter that results in new substances being formed

What is a chemical change?

A specific example of one or more chemical changes

What is a chemical reaction?

True or False The mass of materials is the same before and after a change takes place

What is True?

Describe how we could separate salt from water

What is letting the water evaporate, leaving the salt?

A physical combination of two or more substances

What is a mixture?

The particles that are dissolved in a solution; e.g. Kool-Aid

What is a solute?

Two or more metals combined

What is alloy

A substance that dissolves the solute

What is solvent?

Mixtures are classified in these two categories

What is heterogeneous and homogeneous?

The amount of space that something takes up

What is volume?

A measure of the amount of matter is in an object or a material

What is mass?

In order to find the density of material we must know these two things

What is mass and volume?

Which of these has more density

What is?

The two different ways to find the volume or an object

What is LxWxH and measure using water (L or mL)?

The ability of material to carry energy

What is conductivity?

Describe how we can separate a mixture

What is physically separating ?

Describe how we could separate of solution; e.g. sugar from sugar cane

What is boiling the water so it evaporates?

Two examples of a physical change

What is cutting wood, ripping paper?

Two examples of chemical change

What is burning something, glow sticks?