S8P1bcd Physical and Chemical Properties /Changes and States

S8P1cd When enough heat is added to liquid water, it boils, and bubbles of water vapor rise to the surface and into the air. Which type of change is this and why?

• a chemical change because gas is produced

• a chemical change because heat is produced

• a physical change because the identity fo the substance changes

• a physical change, because the substance changes state

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S8P1cd Which of the following is an example of a chemical change?

• water evaporating

• carbon joining with oxygen to form carbon dioxide

• gallium melting just above room temperature

• salt dissolving in water to form a solution

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Salt dissolves in water

• physical Change
• chemical change

Acidity is a ---- property.

• Physical

• Chemical

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Which of the following statements is NOT true of all different types of matter? (S8P1b)

• They are made of atoms and molecules
• The particles are always in motion
• The particles always move at the same speed
• They are made of particles that are too small to see

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NGSS.MS-PS1-4

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Identify the phase change.

• Condensation

• Evaporation

• Sublimation

• Ionization

• Melting

Answer explanation

The first model is liquid because it fills the bottom of the container. The second model is a gas because it spreads out. This is EVAPORATION (liquid to gas)

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What is condensation? And is energy added or removed?

• liquid to gas; energy remvoed

• gas to liquid; energy removed

• liquid to solid; energy removed

• liquid to gas; energy added

• gas to liquid; energy added

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What phase change is represented and is energy added or removed?

• condensation; removed

• evaporation; added

• evaporation; removed

• freezing; removed

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What happens to particles when they are heated?

• They speed up and spread out
• They slow down and compress
• They stop moving
• They move closer together and speed up

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Match each phase change to the term

• solid to gas

• Deposition
• gas to plasma

• condensation
• liquid to gas

• Sublimation
• gas to solid

• evaporation

• gas to liquid

• ionization

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