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Who came up the 5 atomic theories?
Atoms ________ be broken into smaller pieces.
In any one element all the atoms are exactly __________.
Atoms can combine to form ____________.
Atoms of each element have a unique ___________.
Solids have a ________________ shape, mass, and volume
Liquids have a definite ______________, but not a definite ________________.
Gases have ______ definite shape or volume.
When you add ____________ to atoms they move faster and spread apart.
Adding or taking away heat can cause a change in __________.
Mass is the amount of _______ an object has
Heat energy an object has due to the motion of its particles is called ____________.
Volume is the amount __________ an object takes up.
When you place a crayon in the hot sun and it begins to melt over the course of 2 hours. What did you observe?
When a clown came to your party he used a Helium gas to make the animal balloons. What vocab word would you use to describe the what happened to the balloon when the Helium was added.
(Must include speed and distance)
What happens to atoms/particles when heat is added?
What happens to atoms/particles when heat is lost?
(MUST ANSWER BOTH CORRECTLY TO GET POINTS)
Draw a picture to represent an arrangement of atoms in a substance when heat is removed. (2 Possible answers)
What happened to molecules in the graduated cylinder when the ice began to melt and finally reached room temperature?
If all the atoms in the science table were removed. What would happen to the science table?
In what kind of phase change would atoms in an object begin to move closer together.
Must include adding and taking away heat (2 possible answers)
A cup of ice started at 0° and was constantly being moved for 5 minutes. What will most likely happen to the temperature after 5 minutes of the particles being in motion.
What can you tell me about the following picture of Helium balloons using Dalton's Theory?
What factor/variable determines what state of matter an object is currently in?
Using the following diagram which ones have the most matter? ( O= atoms)
A.
O O O OO O O O O O |
B.
| O O O O O O OO |
C.
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O OO O O O O O O O |
D.
| O O O O O O O O O |
We all know that each element has a unique mass. However, what if you were told that the mass of a silver necklace is the same as a gold necklace. How could that be possible?
John Dalton
CANNOT
ALIKE
COMPOUNDS/MOLECULES
MASS
DEFINITE
VOLUME, SHAPE
NO
HEAT
PHASES/STATES OF MATTER
Matter
Thermal Energy
SPACE
CHANGE OF PHASE
EXPANDED/
Added- Particles/atoms move faster and further apart
Lost- Particles/atoms move slower and move closer together
Gas to liquid
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O O O
0 O |
O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O |
Liquid to Solid
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O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O |
OOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOO |
The distance of the water molecules increased.
The science table would be GONE!
NO ATOMS NO MATTER
When heat is removed as gas turns into liquid
When heat is removed as liquid turns into solid
It will most likely increase 2 to 3 degrees.
They contain the same type of atoms and elements.
TEMPERATURE
BOTH A AND C
The number of atoms in each item is different.
