Matter Part 2: Solubility, Heating, Cooling and Mixtures

Select ALL the physical properties of matter.

• color

• solubility

• shape

• toughness

• boiling point

Which substance is soluble?

• oil

• sand

• salt

Select ALL the solutions.

• smoothie

• trail mix

• lemonade

• fruit salad

How does heating an ice cube affect its state of matter?

• The solid ice cube stayed the same, nothing happened

• The solid ice cube melted and turned to water and eventually will become a gas

• The solid ice cube began to melt, but will never become a gas

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When water changes from a liquid to a gas, it produces?

• smoke

• water vapor

• frost

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Even though matter changes state, the total amount of matter stays the same is known as what principle?

• Conservation of matter

• Condensation

• Heating

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Boiling and melting are:

• Conservation of matter

• Condensation

• Changing states of matter

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Which of these correctly describes condensation?

• the change of state from a liquid to a gas

• the change of state from a gas to a liquid

• the change of state from a solid to a gas

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What forms when water vapor in the air cools so quickly that it freezes on the surface?

• frost

• snow

• rain

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Fruit salad is a mixture. What is true of ALL mixtures?

• All mixtures are a combination of materials that do not change into new material when mixed.

• All mixtures are a combination of materials that change into new material when mixed.

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