1. Matter Bingo General Chemistry

2. Phase Change  Solid to liquid

3. Classification of Matter  Heterogenous mixture that has has layers and large particles (name, not the example)

4. Phase Change  Gas to liquid

5.  Type of change that does not change the identity of a substance  Melting, cutting, breaking, dissolving are examples

6. Classification of matter  A pure substance that is made of only one type of atom  (not the example)

7.  Matter is anything that has mass and takes up ______________________

8. Classification of Matter  A homogenous mixture that has the smallest particles and does not display the Tyndall Effect (not the example)

9. Example  Example of an element

10. Phase Change  Liquid to solid

11.  The scattering of light by a colloid

12. State of Matter  Most common in space, an electrically charged gas

13. Example  This is an example of a homogenous mixture

14. Example  This is an example of a compound

15. State of Matter  Has a definite shape and volume, can not be compressed

16. Example  This is an example of a heterogenous mixture (suspension)

17. Phase Change  Gas to solid

18. Example  Example of a colloid

19. Example  This is the only example that is not matter

20.  Property that doesn’t depend on the amount of a substance  Examples: density, color, temperature

21. Classification of matter  Type of mixture that is uniform throughout, particles do not settle out of the mixture to form layers

22. Phase change  Solid to gas

23.  Matter/mass cannot be created nor destroyed, it can only change forms

24. Example  This is an example of a chemical change

25. State of Matter  Easily compressed, no definite shape or volume, atoms are spread far apart

26.  Type of mixture that is not the same throughout and can form layers

27.  Property of a substance that describes its reactivity (reactivity with acid/base or ability to burn)

28.  Property of a substance that depends on its amount  Examples: volume, mass, length

29.  Property of a substance that observed and measured without changing its chemical make-up  Examples: shape, color, size

30. State of Matter  Has a definite volume, but no definite shape