Matter Unit Test Flashcards

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1) Matter

________ on Earth is made of atoms of ____________

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Everything

Matter

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1) matter

All matter has __________ and _________

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Mass

Volume

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2) mass

The constant amount of_____ that something is made of

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Matter

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2) mass

Measures on a ______

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Triple beam balance

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2) mass

Measured in ______

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Grams (g)

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2) mass

Not the same as _________

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Weight

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2) mass

Does not ______ when location changes

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Change

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3) Gravity

The ________ or “______” between objects

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Force

Pull

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3) Gravity

Due to their _________

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Mass

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3) Gravity

______ N/kg on _________

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9.8

Earth

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3) Gravity

Attraction depends upon ________ and _________

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Mass

Distance

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4) weight

Measure of the force of pull of _______ on an object’s __________

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Gravity

Mass

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4) weight

Measured in ____________ on a _________ ___________

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Newtons (N)
Spring
Scale

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4) weight

Changes with a change of ___________

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Gravity

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15
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4) weight

Example: different ___________

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Planets

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2/4) Venn diagram of mass and weight

Mass: ___________, ________, ___________, __________.
Same: _____________, _____________, __________, ___________.
Weight: __________, __________, __________, ___________.

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Constant, gram (g), triple beam balance, the amount of matter in an object.

Have volume, can be converted, made of matter, are measurements.

Not constant, newtons (N), spring scale, the force of gravity on an object.

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5) Volume

How much ________ something takes up

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Space

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5) Volume

Measured with an ____________(equipment) and a ________________(equipment)

A

Overflow can

Graduated cylinder

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5) Volume

Surface is curved; called a __________

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5) Volume

Read the ________ of the __________

A

Bottom

Meniscus

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5) Volume

Measured in ___________(unit) and ___________(unit)

A
Millilitres (mL)
Centimetres cubed (cm3)
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6) Physical properties

Can be observed or measured _________ changing the _________ of the matter

A

Without

Identity

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7) Chemical properties

Cannot easily be __________

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7) Chemical properties

Show how an object can ________

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Examples: Flammability: Ability to _________
Burn
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Examples: Reactivity: Ability to combine ________
Chemically
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8) Properties of matter notes Hardness: Define
How "strong" a matter is | Measured on a special scale
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8) Properties of matter notes Hardness: Class example
Diamond: Hardest Can't be cut except by diamond Tale: Softest Crumbles in hand
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8) Properties of matter notes Freezing and boiling points: Define
All matter has its own specific point where it freezes and boils
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8) Properties of matter notes Freezing and boiling points: Class example
Antifreeze: High boiling point Low freezing point Water: Boil at 100 C Freezes at 0 C
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8) Properties of matter notes Conductivity (heat or electricity): Define
The ability to transfer thermal energy (heat or electricity) from one area to another
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8) Properties of matter notes Conductivity (heat or electricity): Class example
Styrofoam: Bad conductor Metal: Good conductor
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8) Properties of matter notes Solubility: Define
The ability to dissolve into another substance
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8) Properties of matter notes Solubility: Class example
Sugar dissolves in water
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8) Properties of matter notes State: Define
The physical form in which a substance exists such as a solid, liquid, or gas
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8) Properties of matter notes State: Class example
Solid: ice Liquid: water Gas: water vapour
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8) Properties of matter notes Flexibility (malleable): Define
Able to be hammered into sheets Flattened into thin sheets
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8) Properties of matter notes Flexibility (malleable): Class example
Tin foil
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8) Properties of matter notes Flexibility (deductible): Define
Able to be pulled into wire
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8) Properties of matter notes Flexibility (deductible): Class example
Copper
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8) Properties of matter notes Density: Define
Reflects how closely packed the particles of matter are Mass per unit volume
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8) Properties of matter notes Density: Formula
M D= ---- V
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8) Properties of matter notes Density: Class example
Diet Pepsi: Not very dense Less dense than water Regular Pepsi: Very dense More dense than water
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4) weight Weight = _________x___________
Mass | Gravity