The smallest unit of all matter (aka. the most basic foundation of all elements)

When two or more atoms join together and share electrons.

The amount of matter in an object.

Form in which matter exists depending on its density of particles at certain temperatures. (Solid, Liquid, Gas, Plasma[lightning] )

Changing materials into different shapes or smaller pieces; heating and cooling and melting and freezing.

Measure of a substance's capability to transfer heat.

Electric conductivity

Measure of a substance's capability to transfer electricity.

Material that does not transfer heat or electricity well.

How dense something is compared to water (1.0g/ml).

When two or more elements combine [example: CO2 (carbon dioxide)].

A combination of two or more substances.

The separate parts of a mixture.

Heterogeneous mixture

A mixture that is unevenly mixed. (You can see the parts).

An evenly mixed mixture. (You can’t see the parts).

A liquid mixture where one substance is blended evenly throughout another substance.

The smaller amount that is dissolved in a solution.

The larger amount that dissolves another substance.

The amount of solute compared to the solvent.

A process that separates the parts of a mixture by vaporization and condensation.

To make it thinner or weaker by adding a solvent such as water.

Containing the maximum amount of a solute.

A material that cannot be broken down into anything simpler [example: O (oxygen)].

A change that alters the identity of a substance, which results in a new substance or substances with different properties

Visible change in a substance’s color; is evidence of a chemical change

A change to a substance without forming a new substance, such as changing size or state of matter

Production of a Precipitate

Sign that a new substance formed from a chemical change; creation of a solid in a liquid or inside another solid during a chemical reaction

Sign that a new substance formed from a chemical change; includes bubbles, fizzing, or odor change

Production of heat or light

Sign that a release of energy occurred during a chemical change

Increase or decrease of heat energy in a substance; may be evidence of a new substance being formed during a chemical change

Evidence of Chemical Change

Color change, Gas bubbles, Precipitate, heat, light, smell change, texture (rust)

An original substance at the beginning of a chemical reaction (usually found at the left side of a chemical reaction)

a substance at the end of the chemical reaction (right side of equation)

Filter (sieve, colander, sifter, strainer, filter paper)

A material with tiny to small holes in it that will allow for liquids and small particles to pass through but keeps larger or solid particles inside the filter

A material (typically metals) that allow for heat and electricity to easily pass through its particles

able to be attracted to a magnet or other magnetic things (typically metals)

the process of matter going from a liquid to a gas due to heat

The process of matter going from a gas to a liquid due to cooling

the process of energy transfer that increases the temperature of a substance

the process of removing heat from a system or substance, leading to a decrease in temperature.

The freezing point is the exact temperature at which a liquid becomes a solid. For water, the freezing point is 32 degrees Fahrenheit or 0 degrees Celsius.

The boiling point of a liquid is the temperature at which it starts to change into steam or vapor. For example, the boiling point of water is 212° Fahrenheit

to cause to disperse or disappear

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Physical property

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Property that does not change the chemical composition of an object, including mass, weight, hardness, physical state, density, solubility, or conductivity.

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Volume

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How much space matter takes up.

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Density

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How tightly matter is packed into a given space.

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Reflection

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Energy waves bouncing off the surface of an object.

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