Science Test 2/2 Flashcards

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What’s the difference between Fahrenheit and Celsius?

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They have different freezing points and boiling points of water. Fahrenheit’s boiling point is 212* and it’s freezing point is 32. Celsius boiling point is 100 while it’s freezing point is 0*.

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How does temperature affect the motion of particles?

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When something is hot, the space between particles get bigger. When it’s cold, particles move close together.

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Correctly draw the particles in a solid

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“°°°°°°”
°°°°°°
(close together)

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Describe a solid by volume + shape

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A solid is matter with a fixed shape and volume.

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Correctly draw the particles in a liquid

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° ↘️° ° °
° ⬆️° °
°↗️ ° ↙️°

(spread out)

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Describe a liquid by volume + shape

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A liquid is matter with a fixed volume, but not a fixed shape.

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Correctly draw the particles in a gas.

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°↘️         °⬇️
       °↙️    
   °➡️       °⬆️
      ↗️°
(very spread out)
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Describe a gas by volume + shape.

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A gas is matter without a fixed shape or volume.

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How do particles change when a solid turns into a liquid?

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Heat goes into the solid, making the particles move faster. They closely slide past each other.

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How do particles change when a liquid turns into a gas?

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Heat goes into the liquid making particles move faster.

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Compare elements, compounds, and mixtures

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  • substances in mixtures remain the same, while compounds are new substances formed by bonded atoms
  • mixtures can be separated by physical means, while compounds can be separated only by breaking the bonds between atoms
  • the proportions of different substances in a mixture vary, while in compounds they are fixed
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Compare compounds, mixtures, and elements

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•mixtures can be separated by physical means, while compounds can be separated only by breaking the bonds between atoms

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