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The PhysicalThe Chemical

What’s theMatter?

Matter

Make-upMatter Mix

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True or False: Changing

the state of matter is a physical change.

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True

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When a solid changes into a liquid what

process is occurring?

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Melting

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When a liquid changes

state into a gas, what process is occurring?

Page 7: 10 pt

Evaporation

Page 8: 10 pt

Taylor made a legotower made with three

colors of legos. It weighed5 pounds. The yellow

piece and the blue piece both weighed 1.5 lbs. How

much did the red one weigh?

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2 pounds

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Ryan weighed a glue stick and it weighed 3 lbs.

The cap weighed .5

pounds. How much did the base

weigh?

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2.5 pounds

Page 12: 10 pt

Name two examples of changes of

state.

Page 13: 10 pt

Melting, freezing, boiling,

condensing, evaporating

Page 14: 10 pt

What is a physical change?

Page 15: 10 pt

A physical change is a change that

does not result in a new

substance.

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Give two examples of

physical changes.

Page 17: 10 pt

Physical changes:Ice melting, glass

breaking, wood beingchopped, paperbeing cut, etc.

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What are three

physical propertiesof a globe?

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Physical properties are anything that

have to do with the globe

itself.

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What is a mixture? Give

me two examples

following the definition.

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A mixture is two or more substances being combined without being

changed. Ex: trail mix, salad, salt

water, sand, etc.

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What is a chemical property?

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A chemical property is a property that involves how a

substance interacts with other

substances.

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Name onechemical property

of the elementIron.

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Iron reacts withoxygen and water

to form rust.

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What is a chemical change?

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A chemical change is a change that

results in one or more new substances.

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Which state of matter is most dense?

Solid, liquid, or gas.

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The particles in a solid are more tightly

packed than both a liquid and a solid.

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Give me threeexamples of chemical

changes.

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Chemical changes ex: an egg cooking,

cake baking, fireworks, tarnish,

rust, etc.

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What is density?

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Density is how closelypacked the particlesare in a substance.

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What aretwo clues to help

you know whethera chemical

reaction has occurred?

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Clues include a change in color,

smell, a new physical property is created, there is a substance

given off, or heat.

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What type of change is

demonstrated by each picture

shown?

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What are two

experiments that we

did that demonstrated

chemical changes?

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Examples will vary.

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What is the difference

between the particles that

make up a solid, a liquid, and a

gas?

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The particles in a solid are locked in

place, in a liquid they are flowing freely,

and in a gas they are far apart and moving

quickly.

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What are the three states of matter?

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Solid, liquid, and gas

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What is the difference

between weight and

mass?

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Weight changes withthe pull of the gravity.Mass is the amount ofmatter in a substanceand never changes.

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Which of the following isa physical change?-shredding paper-striking a match

-iron rusting-egg cooking

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Shredding paper is a physical change.

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Which of the following is a

chemical change?-breaking glass

-water evaporating-bread baking

-wood being chopped

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Bread baking is a chemical change.

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What is the definition of matter?

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Matter is anything that has mass or takes up

space.