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Physical Science: Unit 7 - Matter & Temperature


Physical Science: Unit 7 - Matter & TemperatureVersion en ligne Song of the day: Before I Let Go - Beyoncé par John Lawrence 1 Give an example of a solid. a Ice b Water c Water Vapor 2 Give an example of a liquid. a Ice b Water c Water Vapor 3 Give an example of a gas. a Ice b Water c Water Vapor 4 What are solids, liquids, and gases made up of? a Matter b Inertia c Substances 5 What is matter? a Anything that has inertia and mass b Anything that has mass and takes up space c Anything that does not have mass and take up space 6 What are the 3 states of matter? a Solid, liquid, and gas b Neutrogena = gender neutral (ms. pat show ref) c Protons, neutrons, and electrons 7 A particle model is... a A representation of matter using particles b A representation of inertia using mass in particles c A representation of electrical units within particles 8 Solids are and move... a close to one another and vibrate in a single position b close to one another and move around one another c far apart from one another and move around one another 9 Liquids are and move... a close to one another and vibrate in a single position b close to one another and move around one another c far apart from one another and move around one another 10 Gases are and move... a close to one another and vibrate in a single position b close to one another and move around one another c far apart from one another and move around one another 11 How are solids contained? a They cannot take the shape of their container b They expand to fit their container 12 True or False? Liquids are not confined to a single configuration. a True b False 13 How are gases contained? a They cannot take the shape of their container b They expand to fit their container 14 Which one is a solid molecule diagram? a b c 15 Which one is a liquid molecule diagram? a b c 16 Which one is a gas molecule diagram? a b c 17 What is an element? a A pure substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances by physical or chemical means b A substance that contains two or more different substances chemically joined and has the same composition throughout c A group of 2 or more atoms joined together by chemical bounds 18 What is an atom? a A substance that contains two or more different elements chemically joined and has the same composition throughout b The smallest particle of an element that retains the chemical identity of the elements c A pure substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances by physical or chemical means 19 What's a compound? a A substance that contains two or more different elements chemically joined and has the same composition throughout b A group of 2 or more atoms joined together by chemical bounds c Matter that contains a combination of different elements and/or compounds can be separated by physical means 20 What's a molecule? a A substance that contains two or more different elements chemically joined and has the same composition throughout b A group of 2 or more atoms joined together by chemical bounds c Matter that contains a combination of different elements and/or compounds can be separated by physical means 21 What's a mixture? a A substance that contains two or more different elements chemically joined and has the same composition throughout b A group of 2 or more atoms joined together by chemical bounds c Matter that contains a combination of different elements and/or compounds can be separated by physical means 22 What is a homogenous mixture? a A mixture that is the same throughout b A mixture in which different samples aren't necessarily made up of the same proportions throughout 23 What is a heterogenous mixture? a A mixture that is the same throughout b A mixture in which different samples aren't necessarily made up of the same proportions throughout 24 Give an example of a homogenous mixture. a Apple juice b Granite c Chicken noodle soup 25 Give an example of a heterogeneous mixture. a Apple juice b Granite c Salt water 26 How many categories is matter classified into? What are the categories? a 1. Pure substances b 2. Pure substances and mixtures c 3. Pure substances, mixtures, and phenotypes 27 What is a pure substance? a Matter that cannot be separated into other types of matter by physical means b Matter that contains a combination of different elements and/or compounds and can be separated by physical means 28 What are the 3 common temperature scales? a Fahrenheit, Celsius, and Kelvin b Rankine, Rømer, and Newton c Homogenous, Heterogenous, and Compounds 29 What temperature does water freeze and boil at in Fahrenheit? a Freezes: 32°. Boils: 212° b Freezes: 0°. Boils: 100° c Freezes: 273.15°. Boils: 373.15° 30 What temperature does water freeze and boil at in Celsius? a Freezes: 32°. Boils: 212° b Freezes: 0°. Boils: 100° c Freezes: 273.15°. Boils: 373.15° 31 What temperature does water freeze and boil at in Kelvin? a Freezes: 32°. Boils: 212° b Freezes: 0°. Boils: 100° c Freezes: 273.15°. Boils: 373.15° 32 What's the formula for Celsius to Fahrenheit? a °F = (9/5 x °C) + 32 b °C = (5/9) x (°F - 32) c K = °C + 273 d °C = K - 273 33 What's the formula for Fahrenheit to Celsius? a °F = (9/5 x °C) + 32 b °C = (5/9) x (°F - 32) c K = °C + 273 d °C = K - 273 34 What's the formula for Celsius to Kelvin? a °F = (9/5 x °C) + 32 b °C = (5/9) x (°F - 32) c K = °C + 273 d °C = K - 273 35 What's the formula for Kelvin to Celsius? a °F = (9/5 x °C) + 32 b °C = (5/9) x (°F - 32) c K = °C + 273 d °C = K - 273 36 What is a phase change? a A physical change where matter changes without changing identity b A substance absorbs heat; KE increases over time c A substance releases heat; KE decreases over time 37 What's an endothermic process? a A physical change where matter changes without changing identity b A substance absorbs heat; KE increases over time c A substance releases heat; KE decreases over time 38 What's an exothermic process? a A physical change where matter changes without changing identity b A substance absorbs heat; KE increases over time c A substance releases heat; KE decreases over time 39 _______ occurs when a substance absorbs heat energy. It is the process of going from solid to liquid. It has a ___________ reaction. For its particle behavior, it ________ in place and moves more freely. a Melting, endothermic, vibrates b Freezing, exothermic, fixed c Vaporization, endothermic, rapidly d Condensation, exothermic, slows e Sublimation, endothermic, gas f Deposition, exothermic, solid 40 ________ occurs when heat energy is lost. It is the process of going from liquid to solid. It has a ___________ reaction. For its particle behavior, it moves freely and is locked into a _____ position. a Melting, endothermic, vibrates b Freezing, exothermic, fixed c Vaporization, endothermic, rapidly d Condensation, exothermic, slows e Sublimation, endothermic, gas f Deposition, exothermic, solid 41 ___________ occurs at the surface without boiling. It is the process of going from liquid to gas. It has a ___________ reaction. For its particle behavior, it spreads out _______ and moves fast. a Melting, endothermic, vibrates b Freezing, exothermic, fixed c Vaporization, endothermic, rapidly d Condensation, exothermic, slows e Sublimation, endothermic, gas f Deposition, exothermic, solid 42 ____________ occurs when heat energy is released. It is the process of going from gas to liquid. It has a ___________ reaction. For its particle behavior, it _____ down and comes closer together. a Melting, endothermic, vibrates b Freezing, exothermic, fixed c Vaporization, endothermic, rapidly d Condensation, exothermic, slows e Sublimation, endothermic, gas f Deposition, exothermic, solid 43 ___________ requires energy input. It is the process of going from solid to gas. It has a ___________ reaction. For its particle behavior, it breaks free directly into a ___ state a Melting, endothermic, vibrates b Freezing, exothermic, fixed c Vaporization, endothermic, rapidly d Condensation, exothermic, slows e Sublimation, endothermic, gas f Deposition, exothermic, solid 44 __________ releases energy. It is the process of going from gas to solid. It has a ___________ reaction. For its particle behavior, the gas particles slow down so much that they form a _____. a Melting, endothermic, vibrates b Freezing, exothermic, fixed c Vaporization, endothermic, rapidly d Condensation, exothermic, slows e Sublimation, endothermic, gas f Deposition, exothermic, solid 45 Why doesn't the temperature change during a phase change? a Heat is still being added b Cooling energy is still being added c Energy was applied at the wrong time 46 Instead of making particles move faster (during a phase change), the energy is used to break ___________ between particles. This increases _________ energy, not _______ energy. a attractions, potential, kinetic b bonds, kinetic, potential c altercations, potential, kinetic 47 Slopes = __ change (temperature _______) a KE, changes b PE, constant 48 Plateaus = __ change (temperature _______) a KE, changes b PE, constant

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Physical Science: Unit 7 - Matter & TemperatureVersion en ligne

par John Lawrence

Give an example of a solid.

Give an example of a liquid.

Give an example of a gas.

What are solids, liquids, and gases made up of?

What is matter?

What are the 3 states of matter?

A particle model is...

Solids are and move...

Liquids are and move...

Gases are and move...

How are solids contained?

True or False? Liquids are not confined to a single configuration.

How are gases contained?

Which one is a solid molecule diagram?

Which one is a liquid molecule diagram?

Which one is a gas molecule diagram?

What is an element?

What is an atom?

What's a compound?

What's a molecule?

What's a mixture?

What is a homogenous mixture?

What is a heterogenous mixture?

Give an example of a homogenous mixture.

Give an example of a heterogeneous mixture.

How many categories is matter classified into? What are the categories?

What is a pure substance?

What are the 3 common temperature scales?

What temperature does water freeze and boil at in Fahrenheit?

What temperature does water freeze and boil at in Celsius?

What temperature does water freeze and boil at in Kelvin?

What's the formula for Celsius to Fahrenheit?

What's the formula for Fahrenheit to Celsius?

What's the formula for Celsius to Kelvin?

What's the formula for Kelvin to Celsius?

What is a phase change?

What's an endothermic process?

What's an exothermic process?

_______ occurs when a substance absorbs heat energy. It is the process of going from solid to liquid. It has a ___________ reaction. For its particle behavior, it ________ in place and moves more freely.

________ occurs when heat energy is lost. It is the process of going from liquid to solid. It has a ___________ reaction. For its particle behavior, it moves freely and is locked into a _____ position.

___________ occurs at the surface without boiling. It is the process of going from liquid to gas. It has a ___________ reaction. For its particle behavior, it spreads out _______ and moves fast.

____________ occurs when heat energy is released. It is the process of going from gas to liquid. It has a ___________ reaction. For its particle behavior, it _____ down and comes closer together.

___________ requires energy input. It is the process of going from solid to gas. It has a ___________ reaction. For its particle behavior, it breaks free directly into a ___ state

__________ releases energy. It is the process of going from gas to solid. It has a ___________ reaction. For its particle behavior, the gas particles slow down so much that they form a _____.

Why doesn't the temperature change during a phase change?

Instead of making particles move faster (during a phase change), the energy is used to break ___________ between particles. This increases _________ energy, not _______ energy.

Slopes = __ change (temperature _______)

Plateaus = __ change (temperature _______)

_ occurs when a substance absorbs heat energy. It is the process of going from solid to liquid. It has a _ reaction. For its particle behavior, it ____ in place and moves more freely.

__ occurs when heat energy is lost. It is the process of going from liquid to solid. It has a _ reaction. For its particle behavior, it moves freely and is locked into a _ position.

_____ occurs at the surface without boiling. It is the process of going from liquid to gas. It has a _ reaction. For its particle behavior, it spreads out ___ and moves fast.

______ occurs when heat energy is released. It is the process of going from gas to liquid. It has a _ reaction. For its particle behavior, it _ down and comes closer together.

___ requires energy input. It is the process of going from solid to gas. It has a _ reaction. For its particle behavior, it breaks free directly into a _ state

____ releases energy. It is the process of going from gas to solid. It has a _ reaction. For its particle behavior, the gas particles slow down so much that they form a _.

Instead of making particles move faster (during a phase change), the energy is used to break _______ between particles. This increases _ energy, not ___ energy.

Slopes = change (temperature _____)

Plateaus = change (temperature _____)