The picture shows the particles in three states of matter. What do each of the states of matter have in common?

The particles in each are in constant motion.

The particles are locked into position.

The particles have the same volume in each container.

The particles take the shape of their containers.

How are elements and compounds similar?

They are both made of different kind of atoms.

They are both found on the periodic table.

Physical changes will break them both down.

Which is the correct description of deposition?

Before deposition, the particles move quickly in all directions

Before deposition, the particles vibrate in place

Before deposition, the particles slide past each other

Befor deposition, the particles are not moving

The three basic components of an atom are...

protons, neutrons, and electrons

protons, neutrons, and elements

The atomic number of an atom is equal to

the number of protons and the neutrons

All minerals must be Inorganic. This means that...

No living organisms contributed to its composition.

They are relatively cheaper than organic.

Is this sugar crystal a mineral? Why?

Yes, all crystals are minerals.

Is this salt a mineral? Why?

Yes, it has all 5 characteristics of minerals

No, all salt is made by people.

What is true concerning how igneous rocks are formed?

The faster magma cools the smaller the crystals.

the slower the magma cools the smaller the crystals.

What is the difference between a mineral and a rock?

Rock can have no crystals but all minerals must have crystal

Rocks are naturally occurring but minerals can be synthetic.

The best definition of soil is:

a substance made of minerals, air, water and organic matter.

Flammable gases, water, concrete, and manure

Humus, or dead plant material, clay and salts

Recall the make-up of an average sample of soil:

Water 25%, Air 25%, Minerals 45%, Humus 5%

Water 45%, Air 25%, Minerals 25%, Humus 5%

Air 45%, Sand 25%, Water 25%, Humus 5%

Minerals 45%, Air 5%, Water 25%, Humus 25%

What is true about morning dew on the grass?

energy was lost, resulting in condensation.

energy was added, resulting in evaporation.

mass was removed, resulting in sublimation.

mass was added, resulting in deposition.

Which is correct about the mass of an ice cube?

The amount of water in the ice cube.

The product of multiplying length x width x height.

An estimation of the weight of the ice cube.

The amount of space it takes up.

Since water has a density of 1 g / 1 ml, what density will float on water?

when density is less than 1g/ml

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What is mass?

How much space in an object.

How much something weighs.

How much matter in an object.

It depends on where you are.

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Matter

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The amount of space something takes up

density

volume

mass

matter

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Matter

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A state of matter that has a definite volume and shape.

solid

liquid

gas

matter

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Matter

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Something that takes up space and has mass.

volume

matter

mass

density

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Matter

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You can measure ______ with grams.

mass

volume

conductivity

melting point

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Matter

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The ability of a metal to allow heat or electricity to pass through it.

conductivity

insulator

mass

density

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What changes when you go to space?

Your mass.

Your volume.

Your density.

Your weight.

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Matter

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What is mass?

The amount of space something takes up

A state of matter that has a definite volume and shape.

Something that takes up space and has mass.

You can measure ______ with grams.

The ability of a metal to allow heat or electricity to pass through it.

What changes when you go to space?

Volume is measured in

What substance can only be made of a single type of atom?
Compound
Element
Molecule
Mixture

The picture shows the particles in three states of matter. What do each of the states of matter have in common?

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A state of matter that has a definite volume and shape.

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The ability of a metal to allow heat or electricity to pass through it.

What changes when you go to space?

Volume is measured in

What substance can only be made of a single type of atom?CompoundElementMoleculeMixture

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