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4. All Things Matter

5. Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes

6. Properties of Liquids and Gases

7. Elements and Mixtures

8. Energy and Graphs

9. States of Matter

10. All Things Matter
Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes
Properties of Liquids and Gases
Elements and Mixtures
Energy and Graphs
States of Matter
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11. All Matter has m____ and v________.

12. All Matter has mass and volume

13. The amount of space matter takes up is called _________

14. Volume

15. What are the correct units you should use when measuring Volume?

16. Cubic meters or cubic centimeters

17. What is Mass measured in? (what are the units)

18. Kilograms

19. What is the formula for measuring the Volume of a cube?

20. Length x Width x Height

21. A physical property of an apple is that it is red.
True or False

22. True

23. Which of the following is NOT a physical property?
Solid state
Reacts with oxygen
Melts at 53 degrees
It is red

24. Reacts with Oxygen

25. Which of the following is NOT a physical change?
Wood buring
Ice melting
Alcohol Evaporating
Water Freezing

26. Wood Burning

27. What are the two types of Chemical properties we discussed in class?
Begin with an R and an F

28. Reactivity and Flammability

29. When making eggs, which of the following steps results in a Chemical Change?
Cracking the eggs
Adding the milk
Pouring the eggs
Cooking the eggs

30. Cooking the Eggs

31. Maple Syrup has a greater v________ than water, so it flows much more slowly.

32. Viscosity

33. Water bulges over the top of a cup and doesn’t spill because of S________ T________

34. Surface Tension

35. The Basketball is larger than the Volleyball. Finish the statement
The basketball has more v_________ and less p___________ than the volleyball.

36. The basketball has more volume and less pressure than the volleyball.

37. According to Charles’s Law (think of the hot air balloon)… as _________ increases, _________ increases

38. As Temperature Increases, Volume Increases

39. According to Boyle’s Law, as _________ increases, ________ decreases

40. As Pressure increases, Volume decreases

41. Which is NOT true about Elements?
1.can be separated into three groups
2. can be broken down into smaller substances
3. contains only one type of particle
4. are considered pure substances

42. 2. can be broken down into smaller substances
ELEMENTS CAN NOT BE BROKEN DOWN

43. Classify the following Element as a metal, non metal or metalloid:
-Shiny
Poor conductor of Heat
unmalleable

44. Metalloid

45. True or False
Properties of a Compound are NEVER different from the elements that make it up.

46. False
Properties of a compound are usually different from the properties of the elements that make them up.

47. Daily
Double!

48. Which of the following is a Heterogeneous Mixture?
air in the atmosphere
A Glass of Apple Juice
A Mixture of salt and water
A mixture of sand and water

49. 4. Sand and Water
Because it does not completely mix to have the look of a single substance.

50. Solutions, Suspensions and Colloids.
A Snow globe is an example of a ________ and whipped cream is an example of _________.
Solutions, Suspensions and Colloids.

51. A Snow globe is an example of a Suspension and whipped cream is an example of a Colloid.

52. As a solid melts, what happens to the molecules?
The molecules ______ energy and move________.

53. The molecules gain energy and move faster.

54. Evaporation, Sublimation and Condensation
Energy is gained during ________ and ________, but lost during _________.
Evaporation, Sublimation and Condensation

55. Energy is gained during evaporation and sublimation, but lost during condensation.

56. The graph of a gas being cooled over time shows that the temperature remains constant between 4 and 11 minutes. What is happening during this time interval?
a. The liquid is losing energy and changing into gas
b. The gas is losing energy and changing into liquid
c. The liquid is gaining energy and changing into solid
d. The gas is gaining energy and changing into liquid

57. b. The gas is losing energy and changing into liquid

58. What state of matter will Carbon Dioxide be in at 1 atm and 25°C?
a. Solid
b. Liquid
c. Gas
d. Supercritical fluid

59. C. Gas

60. During which change of state do atoms or molecules become more ordered?
Boiling
Condensation
Melting
Sublimation

61. Condensation

62. What are the three states of Matter?

63. Solid, Liquid and Gas

64. Does the Volume of a liquid change shape?

65. No

66. How do the particles of a Gas move?

67. Very fast and Far apart

68. What process turns a Solid directly into a Gas?

69. Sublimation

70. Daily
Double!

71. What process turns a Gas into a Liquid?

72. Condensation

73. Final
Jeopardy

74. Solutions, Suspensions and Mixtures

75. With your team, fill in the blank sections of the chart correctly.