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MATTER 2026-2027

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What are the 3 states of matters? Solid, Liquid, & Gas
What three things makes up matter? Weight, volume, & space
Matter in a state of solid form takes what? Definite shape and volume
A metal pan will heat up quickly when placed over a gas or electric burner. The metal pan is a good what? Conductor
A student places a beaker on a balance and reads the mass to be 150. Which unit should the student use to report the mass of the beaker? Grams
Mr. Blackburn's class is experimenting with solids and liquids, which most describes a metal piece of mass? It is solid, and it conducts electricity.
Two experiments are being conducted on salt and pepper in clear water. What will be the results of salt being mixed in water and pepper being mixed in water? You would be able to see the salt, because it blended into the water and the pepper won't blend into the water
What are the three parts that a substance can change its characteristics? Its state, volume, and appearance
Mario pours three different liquids into a beaker. He notices that layers settle at different depths in the beaker. What property of the liquids is Mario MOST likely studying? Its density
Matter in a state of liquid form takes what? No shape, but does have volume
Matter in a state of gas form takes what? No shape, but has volume
Why can hot or cold temperatures not be considered matter? They have no volume, space, or weight
Hot or cold temperatures are known to change what in matter? States of matter from solids to liquid to gas
Elements can range from 3 types of matters, what are they? Metals, Nonmetal and Semimetals
What are the smallest parts to any elements known as? Atoms
What determines the element in the Periodic Table? The number of atoms the element has
Atoms that connect to other atoms are trying to establish what in an element? A balance of protons and electrons
What are atoms created of? Protons, Electrons, & Neutrons
What are 2 or more atoms combined known as? Compound
In the science lab, system of measurement is used by the world for mathematics? The Metric System
How is length measured in the Metric System? In meters
How is mass measured in the Metric System? In grams
How is volume measured in the Metric System? In liters
What is a change in some properties of matter without forming a different kind of matter? Physical Change
What is a change of one or more types of matter into other types of matter with different properties? Chemical Change
To calculate the measure of mass, what did the Egyptians created to help them measure mass? Equal-Arm Balance
Everything is made of small particles, and it is known as what? Atomic Theory
How do they figure the volume of a solid? Water Displacement
In the science lab, system of measurement is used by the world for mathematics? The Metric System
What is the classification of matter as a solid, liquid, or gas? Physical State
What are objects that are denser sink in water, less dense objects float in water? Relative Density
What is anything that has mass and takes up space? Matter
What is the amount of matter in an object called? Mass
What is known as a group together based on similar traits? Classification
A student places a beaker on a balance and reads the mass to be 150, which unit should the student use to report the mass of the beaker? Grams
What are 3 characteristics of a substance that can change? State, Volume, and Appearance
Maria pours three different liquids into a beaker. She notices the three layers forming, which property of the liquids is Mario most likely studying? Density
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