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Matter: 1 & 2 Assess

Matter Chapters 1 and 2 Assessment Review

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What are some examples of General Properties mass / dens / vol / length
Mass is measured in? grams
As mass increases, what happens to inertia? it also increases
Response of mass to the pull of gravity is weight
Two units that measure volume are mL / Cubic cm / CC's
Density = m/v
Ice floats in liquid water because ice. less dense
The density of water is 1 g/mL
How does location change gravity? closer to the center of earth the heavier you would be
Why does ice float? it is less dense than water 1 g/mL
The constant amount of matter in an object determines its Mass
Resistance of an object to change in its motion Inertia
Examples of chemical changes and physical changes burning / smoking / exploding
Solids have definite what? shape and volume
Examples of physical properties are mass / vol / dens/ color / shape / texture
These describes how a substance changes into other new substances Chemical Properites
Resistance of the liquid to flow Viscosity
When a substance changes from a solid to a gas without becoming a liquid Sublimation
Changes in which no new kinds of matter are produced are what type of property Physical
Particles of a gas can? Expand without limit
The change of a substance from a gas to a liquid is called Condensation
The change of a liquid to a solid is called Freezing
How are tiny particles that make up a solid formed? Packed Tightly
Give two examples of substances that sublime Snow / Dry Ice
Mowing the lawn is an example of what type of change? Physical
What has a definite volume, but not a definite shape? Liquid
When a gas leaves the surface of a liquid, the liquid evaporates
Particles of a liquid are fairly close together
In Boyle’s law, if the pressure on a gas was 40units and that gas occupies a volume of 50units, what would the new volume be if the pressure were changed to 20units? 100 units
In Charles’ law, if the temperature on a gas was 120o and this gas occupies a volume of 80units, what would the new volume be if the temperature was decreased to 60o? 40 units
According to Boyle’s Law, when the pressure on a gas increases, the volume of that gas Decreases
According to Charles' Law, when the temp on a gas increases, the volume of that gas Increases
What are examples of Specific Properties Color / texture / smell /
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