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Properties of Matter Physical and Chemical Changes Heat Transfer and Particle Motion Atoms and the Periodic Table Elements, Compounds and Mixtures
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Flammability and combustibility are this type of property?

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What physical property would be the best to use to tell the difference between powdered sugar and baking soda in your kitchen at home?

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If you poured a red liquid, blue liquid and green liquid into a glass and the blue liquid formed a layer on the top of the others, what could you say about its density?

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Describe the shape and volume of a liquid.

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Most metallic elements have these properties.

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This happens to the identity of matter during a chemical change.

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Crumpling a piece of paper is a physical change because this physical property is the only thing that changes.

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Evidence of a chemical change includes these pieces of evidence.

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Baking soda and vinegar combine and gas and water are produced. This is what type of change?

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What is evidence that food digesting is a chemical change?

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How is the particle motion of a liquid different from the motion of a solid?

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Which way does heat transfer between substances?

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What happens to the energy of particles when a substance changes from a gas to a liquid?

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What are the three ways that heat is transferred?

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What happens to the temperature of a substance when it goes through a phase/state change?

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Atoms as they appear on the periodic table of elements have this overall charge.

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This is located in the nucleus of the atom

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The number of valence electrons that arsenic (As) has.

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The atomic weight of Cobalt (Co).

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Most elements on the periodic table belong to this class.

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When electrons are transferred between atoms to form a bond, it is this type of bond that forms.

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Covalent bonds form between these classes of elements.

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Why noble gasses do not normally form bonds.

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If 5 g of baking soda reacts with 20 g of vinegar, carbon dioxide, water and salt is produced. If there is 1 g of carbon dioxide produced, and 3 g of salt produced, how much water is produced?

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Which of the following compounds are covalently bonded? CO2, NaCl, H2O, MgI

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chemical
taste
It had the lowest density
indefinite shape, definite volume
high melting point, good electrical conductors, shiny luster
it changes
shape
gas formation, temperature change, color change, precipitate formation, odor change
chemical
color and odor change
Liquid particles are moving faster with enough space to slide past each other
from warmer to colder
decreases
conduction, convection, radiation
stays the same
none - they are neutrally charged as the protons are equal to the electrons
protons and neutrons
5
59
metals
ionic
non-metal and non-metal
They have 8 valence electrons or a full outer shell
21 g
CO2, H2O





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