Chapter 6 Flashcards

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1
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What kind of change occurs when you mix milk and chocolate sauce?

A

A physical change.

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2
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The smallest part of an element that has all of its properties is an___________.

A

Atom

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3
Q

what type of matter takes the shape of its container?

A

A liquid

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4
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When gas cools and becomes liquid it has________________.

A

Condensed

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5
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A substance with no volume or shape is a_______________.

A

Gas

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6
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What term describes the change that occurs when liquid becomes a gas?

A

Evaporation

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7
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When scientific chart contains all of the known elements?

A

The periodic table

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8
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When 2 substances combine and make a new type of matter, they have gone through a_____________________.

A

Chemical change

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9
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What happens when heat is added to a solid?

A

It melts

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10
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The amount of matter in an object, makes up its__________

A

Mass

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11
Q

The periodic table contains information about_________________.

A

The elements

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12
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Describe matter________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

A

Anything that has mass and volume

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13
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Name 3 states of matter_____________________________.

A

Solid, liquid,gas

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14
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what state of matter is air?

A

A gas

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15
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Name 5 elements you can find on the periodic table.

A

Hydrogen, helium, sodium, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen lithium, iron, nickel, copper, gold, lead, zinc

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16
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Do solids hold there shape?

A

Yes

17
Q

Name the one thing that can be found in all 3 states of matter: solid liquid and gas.

A

Water

18
Q

Can you use your senses to describe matter?

A

Yes! How something looks, feels, sounds, smells, or tastes, are all properties of matter.

19
Q

Can you measure mass on a scale?

A

Yes

20
Q

What is volume?

A

The amount of space an object takes up.

21
Q

What elements are water made up of?

A

Hydrogen and oxygen (H2O = Water)

22
Q

Do solids and liquids have a definite volume?

A

Yes.

23
Q

What do scientists use to arrange all of the elements?

A

The periodic table

24
Q

What is the smallest unit of an element?

A

Atom.

25
Q

Is it true that elements are the building blocks of matter?

A

Yes

26
Q

What type of change would happen if you put ice-cream, chocolate, and milk into a blender?

A

A physical change.

27
Q

Do chemical changes cause different kinds of matter to form?

A

Yes. Example: If you have a wood burning fire, the wood will change to ashes. The wood would no longer be there.

28
Q

What happens when a liquid turns into solid?

A

It freezes

29
Q

How is the periodic table organized?

A

The elements are organized by their atomic number, beginning with #1. The elements are also organized into 3 different groups: metals, non metals, and semimetals.

30
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What is the difference between a physical and a chemical change?

A

When a physical change occurs, the matter looks different but is still the same matter. when a chemical change occurs, a new kind of matter forms and has different properties.

31
Q

How are freezing and melting alike? How are they different?

A

Freezing and melting are both changes of state between liquid and sold.
Freezing occurs when a liquid loses energy. (Cold temperatures remove energy)
Melting occurs when a solid gains energy. (Heat adds energy)