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7th Grade Science Starter Monday, April 25 Atom is to molecule as ________________ is to cookie. Atom is to molecule as ________________ is to hand. Atom is to molecule as ________________ is to milkshake. Atom is to molecule as ________________ is to a word.

Tuesday, May 9 What is the mass on the triple beam balance below? Give your answer to the accuracy of the instrument and with the correct units.

Atom: Smallest piece of matter. Any square on the periodic table. (H, O, N, CL, Au) Nucleus: Protons= Positive charge Neutrons=No charge Electrons=Negative charge

Molecule: Two or more atoms put together Water= H2O Hydrogen=2 Oxygen=1

I say You say Mass Matter measured by a balance

Volume Space measured by a graduated cylinder I say You say Volume Space measured by a graduated cylinder or measured by a ruler or measured by water displacement

I say You say weight Gravity measured by a spring scale

I say You say Density Love measured by: Mass Volume Mass ÷ Volume

Matter Anything that has mass and takes up space.

Mass The measure of how much matter, or atoms are in an object.

Model Something you create that is either larger or smaller than real life

Volume the amount of space or room that is in an object volume = length x width x height

Meniscus Curve in the upper surface of a liquid

How much stuff you can fit in a space Density How compacted something is Density=mass volume (Mass ÷ Volume) How much stuff you can fit in a space

diffusion-Pee-usion! atoms or molecules moving from an area of high concentration to an area of lower concentration (From a lot to a little)

Osmosis Diffusion of water molecules from high concentration to low concentration. A lot to a little. Water follows salt and sugar.

Temperature the measure of how hot or cold something is Celcius

Particle A tiny piece of something

Solid fixed shape fixed volume particles vibrate slowly low energy

Liquid Phase of matter where particles can move freely, but remain connected to each other.

Gas phase of matter where particles move freely and have lots of energy

Graduated Cylinder used to measure volume of liquids

Heat Energy makes particles move faster and spread apart

Expansion when volume increases or gets larger

Contraction when volume decreases or gets smaller