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Basic VocabularySolid, Liquid, and Gas General KnowledgePhysical and Chemical Change

What is Matter? Back Answer

Matter is anything that has mass and occupies space Back

What is an Atom? Answer Back

An atom are the smallest particles that still have the properties of the substance Back

What is an Element? Answer Back

An element is a substance that cannot be broken down into something simpler, elements are composed of atoms Back

What is a Compound? Answer Back

A compound is a substance made up of atoms of more than one type of element Back

What are the three characteristics of matter? Answer Back

Solid, Liquid, and Gas Back

Give 5 characteristics of a Solid Answer Back

1. Particles are close together 2. Little space 3. Cannot be compressed 4. Little energy 5. Vibrate There are more examples Back

Give 5 characteristics of a Liquid Answer Back

1. Farther apart 2. More space 3. Slightly compressible 4. Medium energy 5. Flow past each other There are more examples Back

Give 5 characteristics of a Gas Answer Back

1. Very far apart 2. A lot of space 3. Very compressible 4. Lots of energy 5. Move a lot There are more examples Back

What are matter composed of? Answer Back

All matter are composed of tiny particles Back

Matter particles are in constant…? Answer Back

Matter particles are in constant Motion Back

What is motion proportional to? Answer Back

The amount of motion is proportional to temperature Back

What do Solid, Liquid, and Gas differ in? Answer Back

Solid, Liquid, and Gas differ in the freedom of motion of their particles and the extent to which the particles interact Back

Give 4 definitions about Physical Change Answer Back

1. Atoms do not rearrange 2. Only physical properties change (No chemical change) 3. Generally easy to reverse 4. No energy is produced by the substance Back

Give 4 definitions about Chemical Change Answer Back

1. Atoms are rearranged into different molecules 2. Both Physical and Chemical properties are changed 3. Changes are not reversible 4. Energy is often produced Back

What are the differences on Elements and Compounds? Answer Back

Elements Cannot be separated Building blocks for all substances 02, H, C Compounds Can be separated Two or more combined chemically H20, C02 C6H1206 Back

Give a visual on Chemical Reactions Answer Back

Reactant More than one substance Fe S Iron Sulfur Product(s) Change into a new substance Iron Sulfate Back