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Matter and Change
Matter and Change Chemistry Questions Homework
Question | Answer |
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Physical or Chemical Property: Sulfur is Yellow | Physical Property |
Physical or Chemical Property: Silver tarnishes easily | Chemical Property |
Physical or Chemical Property: Copper is malleable (bends easily) | Physical Property |
Physical or Chemical Property: Barium melts at 725 C | Physical Property |
Physical or Chemical Property: A diamond is extremely hard | Physical Property |
Physical or Chemical Property: Helium is not reactive | Chemical Property |
Physical or Chemical Property: Mercury is liquid at room temperature | Physical Property |
Physical or Chemical Property: Apple slices turn brown when left out | Chemical Property |
Physical or Chemical Property: Many acids are corrosive | Chemical Property |
Physical or Chemical Property: Carbonate containing minerals bubble when exposed to acid rain | Chemical Property |
Intensive or Extensive: Sulfur is Yellow | Intensive |
Intensive or Extensive: Silver tarnishes easily | Intensive |
Intensive or Extensive: Copper is malleable (bends easily) | Intensive |
Intensive or Extensive: Barium melts at 725 C | Intensive |
Intensive or Extensive: A diamond is extremely hard | Intensive |
Intensive or Extensive: Helium is not reactive | Intensive |
Intensive or Extensive: Mercury is liquid at room temperature | Intensive |
Intensive or Extensive: Apple slices turn brown when left out | Intensive |
Intensive or Extensive: Many acids are corrosive (can break/eat) | Intensive |
Intensive or Extensive: Carbonate containing minerals bubble when exposed to acid rain | Intensive |
Physical or Chemical Change: A sugar cube dissolves in water | Physical Change |
Physical or Chemical Change: Coal is burned for a barbecue | Chemical Change |
Physical or Chemical Change: Scientists split water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen | Chemical Change |
Physical or Chemical Change: Isopropyl alcohol vaporizes | Physical Change |
Physical or Chemical Change: Zinc is coated in copper to create pennies | Physical Change |
What is matter? List two examples of matter. List two examples of things that are not matter. | Matter is anything with mass and takes up space. Examples of matter are Solids, Liquids, Gas, etc. Examples that are not matter are Time, Light, etc. |
What type(s) of matter cannot be broken down by ordinary means? | Element |
What type(s) of matter can only be broken down by chemical means? | Compound |
What type(s) of matter can be separated by physical means? | Mixture |
What type(s) of matter is often also referred to as a solution? | Homogenous Mixture |
Element, Compound, Homogenous Mixture, or Heterogenous Mixture: Sodium Chloride | Compound |
Element, Compound, Homogenous Mixture, or Heterogenous Mixture: Cobalt | Element |
Element, Compound, Homogenous Mixture, or Heterogenous Mixture: Carbon Dioxide | Compound |
Element, Compound, Homogenous Mixture, or Heterogenous Mixture: Salt Water | Homogenous Mixture |
Element, Compound, Homogenous Mixture, or Heterogenous Mixture: Air | Homogenous Mixture |
Element, Compound, Homogenous Mixture, or Heterogenous Mixture: Granite | Heterogenous Mixture |
Element, Compound, Homogenous Mixture, or Heterogenous Mixture: Milk | Homogenous Mixture |
Element, Compound, Homogenous Mixture, or Heterogenous Mixture: Brass | Homogenous Mixture |
Element, Compound, Homogenous Mixture, or Heterogenous Mixture: Chlorine | Element |
Element, Compound, Homogenous Mixture, or Heterogenous Mixture: Salad | Heterogenous Mixture |
Element, Compound, Homogenous Mixture, or Heterogenous Mixture: Hydrochloric Acid | Compound |