Properties of Matter and Density

Front

the amount of matter in an object

Back

mass

Front

the force of attraction between certain metals

Back

magnetism

Front

describes whether an object will sink or float

Back

relative density

Front

the ability of a substance to dissolve

Back

solubility

Front

energy can easily pass through the material

Back

conductivity

Front

energy cannot easily pass through the material

Back

insulation

Front

the form in which matter exists

Back

state of matter

Front

For a science fair project, you want to compare the amounts of iron

found in different brands of cereal. Which physical property would you

use to remove the iron from cereal?

Back

magnetism

Front

Which of the following is NOT soluble in water?

Back

sugar, salt, oil, or baking powder

Front

As the mass of an object increases, the amount of gravitational force it exerts

__________.

Back

increases