Unit 2 Part 3: Properties And States Of Matter Flashcards
Matter in which the particles are tightly packed together (definite volume but no definite shape)
Solid
Matter in which the particles are tightly packed together(definite volume but no definite shape)
Liquid
Matter in which the particle move fast enough to overcome their attraction and float freely (no shape or volume)
Gas
Matter with an electric charge ( an ionized gas)
Plasma
The process in which matter LETS OUT HEAT
Exothermic
The process in which matter takes in heat
Endothermic
Properties that can be observed or measured without changing the substance
Physical change
Properties that explain how a substance without changing the substance
Chemical change
Properties that explain how a substance will react to form a new substance
Chemical properties
Matter can neither be created nor destroyed, but can change from state to state
Law of conservation of mass
Substances present before the reaction occurs
Reactants
Substances present after the reaction occurs
Product