Science Flashcards
Baking soda, road salt, and water
These were a chemical reaction because they are both soluble in water but when mixed together they inflated the bag and made it warm
Magnesium burn
The magnesium was lit on fire fire cannot exist without oxygen. This oxidized the magnesium and formed magnesium oxide. There was a clear a color change from solid gray to soft white
Copper square surrounded by vinegar
A green solid formed on the copper when the time was given similar to the Statue of Liberty. The vinegar gas was trapped inside the cup
Electrolysis 
Electricity is breaking apart the water molecules. The two test tubes collected gases. The one with more gas collected hydrogen and the one with less collected oxygen
Making soap
Students should identify that combining fat rubbing alcohol and sodium hydrogen hydroxide made a new substance soap
Copper chloride
The aluminum foil dissolved in the copper chloride there was a color change in the temperature change
True or false is kool aid being heated a chemical reaction
False because because it’s just a phase change
What is a product
A product is a substance on the right side of a Chemical formula these are the results of a chemical reaction
What is a reactant
A reactant is a substance on the left side of the chemical formula these are what is there before a chemical reaction occurs
Make a claim on why copper square and vinegar is a chemical reaction.
The cat the square and vinegar lab is a chemical reaction because A solid had formed on the copper square
The claim must be one sentence and has to be testable
No new elements appear in chemical equation
There must be a equal amount on both side
Scientific principle number one
Properties are unique characteristics that help identify a substance and distinguish one substance from another
Scientific principle two
A substance is made of only one type of material (atoms or molecules) all the way through
Scientific principle number three
A mixture is made of more than one substance or more than one type of atom or molecule
Scientific principle number four
Solubility is the capacity of one substance to dissolve in another substance