When you mix two substances together, and one is warmer than the other, what will be the outcome (result)?

Hot things have ____________ thermal energy than cold things

All matter is made up of atoms that are constantly moving

All odors move in the same manner

Smelling an odor is important, because

All odors move by

The three most recognized states of matter are...

Which takes the shape of its container?

Which fills the volume of its container?

When a solid turns to liquid

When a liquid turns solid

An ice cube, a brick, and a table are all examples of a

Apple juice, coffee, and vinegar are all examples of a

Why is it important to study the properties of matter?

What happens to water molecules when they freeze from a liquid to a solid?

The water molecules we breathe out lose energy and move so much more slower that they clump together to become liquid water. This is called

When you breathe on a cold day or open the freezer, the cloud like object is actually tiny water droplets.

When you boil water, the steam that is made is actually

The molecules of a substance in a solid phase

Water molecules in a gas phase _________ than in a solid phase.

When the temperature of a gas is ___________, the molecules move slower.

Which of the following properties is NOT characteristic and will NOT identify the substance?

When the temperature of a gas is increased, the molecules move _________.

Which of the following properties are NOT characteristic and will NOT identify the substance?

What determines the properties of a substance?

What is the image modeling?

When gases are _________, the amount of space between the molecules decreases.

Anything that has volume and mass is matter.

What state of matter has a rigid, fixed shape and fixed volume?

What state of matter adapts to its container, has no fixed shape, but can have a fixed volume?

What state of matter has no fixed shape or fixed volume?

Water vapor is also known as

Which model shows the particles of a liquid?

Which model shows the particles of a gas?

Humans smell about ____________ different odors.

This odor can help athletes perform better. 

This odor can help with migraine headaches. 

10) This odor can help make people feel more relaxed. 

10) A tiny bit of menthol in your hand contains ___________ of menthol molecules. 

10) When molecules change state, they become different molecules.

10) What odor, similar to menthol, also smells minty? 

10) How many atoms are found in one menthol molecule?

11) What is the average speed of particles? 

11) Particles in a gas are always moving. 

11) _____________ is the average speed of molecules in a substance. 

11) As temperature increases, particles move slower. 

11) Particles are always moving, but the speed of the particles is always the same. 

11) How far would you travel if you were going 50 mph (miles per hour) for 5 hours.

11) Pick the reason air particles do not travel very far. 

11) The distance an object travels in a certain amount of time is called the ___________of the object. 

"When you heat up a substance, the particles move  

When you heat up a substance, the substance's energy  

When you heat up a substance Faster-moving particles bounce off each other harder and move 

When you heat up a substance up, the faster-moving particles hit into each other  

When you heat up a substance, the faster-moving particles bounce off each other and move  

 As most of the particles that make up the substance move faster, the temperature of the substance

12) When looking at our particle model, if you see short arrows that means the particles are moving fast. 

12) If we were to add more helium to a balloon what would happen?

12) If I were to cool a balloon using dry ice

12) If I were to put a balloon outside on a warm sunny day what would happen?

Which of the following causes a popcorn kernels to pop:

12) If I put a balloon in ice, the particles will move

12) If I put a balloon in ice the particles, the spacing between the particles will get

13) Boiling water can go over 100°C because you are continuing to boil it under a flame. 

13) The boiling point of water in celsius (°C) is which of the following.

13) Evaporation only occurs at the surface of a liquid, whereas boiling occurs throughout the liquid

13) Native Americans boiled sap over and over to evaporate the water that is in sap to make it darker and thicker. 

13) When any gas condenses, all the particles that were once spread out in the gaseous state get farther apart. 

13) Which of the following is an example of evaporation? 

13) The drops of water you see on a cold soda pop can on a warm sunny day are formed by this. 

13) What are the streaks of white lines in the sky that come out of jet called? 

14) When you heat up water the volume of the water will decrease. 

In a bulb thermometer, when the air is __________ , the liquid in the thermometer rises up the tube.

In a bulb thermometer, when the air is _________ , the liquid falls down the tube.

15) For humans to smell a material, some of the material has to be in the state.

15) A whole stick of butter melts faster than a spoonful of butter.

15) Match the type phase change to process name.

Freeze

15) Match the type phase change to process name.

Melting

15) Match the type phase change to process name.

Condensing

15) Match the type phase change to process name.

Evaporation

15) Match the type phase change to process name.

Sublimation

15) Match the type phase change to process name.

Deposition

15) The melting point of a substance is the same no matter how much of the substance is in your sample.

15) The process that occurs when a substance skips the melting phase, and changes from the solid state right into the gaseous state is called

15) Dry Ice is the solid state of...

15) Ice cools a warm drink, when the warm drink molecules bounce into a cold ice molecule, causing the drink molecule to slows down.

15) In class we heated water and the water did not reach over 100°C, because...