2 nd 6 week Test Review By: Katherine Pease Questions by: Rebecca Neill.

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2 nd 6 week Test Review By: Katherine Pease Questions by: Rebecca Neill

Is this a physical or chemical change? Why? ww2010.atmos.uiuc.edu

Physical Evaporation It is changing the state of matter but not the fact that it is matter.

Is this a physical or chemical change? Why? Splitting of water into Hydrogen and OxygenSplitting of water into Hydrogen and Oxygen

Chemical Once the H and O are split apart they do not have the same chemical composition of water anywhere.

Is this a physical or chemical change? Why?

Chemical Once paper is burned it becomes a new substance, ash

Is this a physical or chemical change? Why? Ripping Paper

Physical The girl is changing the shape of the paper but not the chemical composition of the paper.

Is this a physical or chemical change? Why?

Physical The car’s dent caused a change in the shape but not the chemical composition

Is this a physical or chemical change? Why?

Chemical The chemical composition of the metal has changed to form rust.

Is this a physical or chemical change? Why? Melting Metal

Chemical The composition of the metal has changed due to the addition of heat to the metal.

Is this a physical or chemical change? Why? Bending Metal

Physical You change the shape of the metal but the chemical composition.

Which word does not belong? Why? Evaporation Spoiled Milk Freezing Soluble

Spoiled Milk The other three are physical change. Spoiled Milk is a chemical change.

Which word does not belong? Why? Noble Gas Groups Similar Properties Metalloid

It does not belong due to it’s position on the periodic table. It goes down in a stair step fashion. The other 3 go straight down in columns on the periodic table.

Which word does not belong? Why? Volume Flammability Combustion Tarnishing

volume Volume is a physical properties The other three are chemical properties

Which word does not belong? Why? Conductivity Metal Shiny luster Gas

Gas is not a property of metal

Which word does not belong? Why? Water Displacement Milliliter Mass Beaker

Mass Mass is measured in grams. The other three measure in volume.

Which word does not belong? Why? Au Magnetic Malleable He

He is a non-metal

Which word does not belong? Why? Mass Density Volume Meter

Density The other three are used for measurement

Chemical or Physical? Corrosive

Chemical Property

Chemical or Physical Size

Physical

Chemical or Physical Texture

Physical

Chemical or Physical State

Physical

Chemical or Physical Boiling Point

Physical

Chemical or Physical Flammable

Chemical

Chemical or Physical Conductiv e

Chemical

Chemical or Physical Reactive

Chemical

The Water Cycle

alex.edfac.usyd.edu.au

Look at the Pictures. Do you think a chemical or physical change took place. Explain why.

Chemical Change 1. The condensation on the side of the third baggie tells us there was a heat increase. 2. The expansion of the baggie also tells us that gas was produces.

Compound, Element, or Molecule H 2 H H

Molecule

Compound, Element, or Molecule H 2 O

Molecule

Chemical, Element, Molecule

Element

Chemical, Element, Molecule

Compound

Chemical, Element, Molecule Salt grains of salt By Jonas Thomén onJonas Thomén Flickr

Compound NaCl

Chemical, Element, Molecule Gold portrait in gold By Dan65 on Flickr

Element Au

Best tool to use for… Finding the volume of a marble

D: Graduated Cylinder

Best tool to use for… Find the most accurate volume of a test tube

Best tool to use for… Mix Ten drops of vinegar to a small amount of baking soda

Best tool to use for… Find the boiling point of oil

E: thermometer

Best tool to use for… Pour 400 Milliliters of water into a pan

C: Beaker

How would you describe…

Gold Bar Shiny Conductivity Element Density Luster Metal

How would you describe…

Baking Soda Compound Solubility Mass Density

How would you describe… alanlbw.wordpress.com

Melting Ice Cube State of matter Melting point Freezing point Temperature

Study Hard! This test is a MAJOR GRADE! Major grades are worth 60% of your overall 6 weeks grade.