How to describe matter, mixtures, and solutions.
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
Help!
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| What is matter made of? | Atoms
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| What word best describes the amount of a solute that is dissolved in a solution? | Consentration
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| Describe properties of matter. | State, color, texture, temperature, mass, volume.
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| Melissa is studying the properties of a compound. What is Melissa studying? | A molecule that contains at least two different elements.
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| Write a statement that correctly explains why water is matter. | Water is a liquid.
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| What are the smallest parts that make up matter? | Atoms
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| List a fact for BOTH mixtures and solutions. | They are made of two or more things.
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| Steve has to dissolve sugar in water for a recipe. What can he do to make it dissolve faster? | Stir the solution.
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| List a true statement about compounds. | A compound is made up of at least two different elements.
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| How does the mass of an object on the Moon compare with the mass of the same object on Earth? | Mass is equal.
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| A picture shows cubes of three different materials. Each cube measures 1 cm on each side. All three cubes will most likely have what? | The same volume and different mass.
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| List a true statement about atoms and molecules. | A molecule is made up of two or more atoms.
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| Define Mixture. | Different kinds of materials put together and easily seperated.
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| Alan measured the mass of an object. What did Alan learn about the object by measuring its mass? | The amount of matter in the object.
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