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Properties of Matter
6th grade Science, Properties and Changes of Matter
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Anything that has mass and takes up space. | Matter |
| The temperature at which a solid changes to a liquid. | Melting point |
| The new substance produced in a chemical reaction. | Product |
| The mass of the products of a chemical reaction _____ the mass of the reactants. | Equals |
| Is mass a physical or chemical property? | Mass is a physical property. |
| Where is plasma found? | Plasma is found in lightning and stars. |
| What type of particles move fast and far apart? | Gas particles |
| What type of particles move slow and are packed together tightly? | Solid particles |
| When baking soda reacts with acid to form salt, is that a physical or chemical property? | Chemical property |
| Is density a physical or chemical property? | Physical property |
| Is a ice cube melting an example of a physical or chemical property? | Physical property |
| A substance chemically becomes something different in a ____ property. | Chemical |
| Titanium reacts less with oxygen than most metals do. Is this a physical or chemical property? | Chemical |
| Flammable would be a warning referring to a _____ property of a material. | Chemical |
| Describing the color of magnesium would be a _____ property. | Physical |
| The ability of a substance to combine with or change into another substance is a _____ property. | Chemical |
| Rust forming is an example of a _____ change. | Chemical |
| What are the signs that indicate a chemical change is occurring when you mix baking soda and vinegar? | Production of bubbles, formation of gas |
| In this state atoms slide past each other so doing a line dance would also be an example of this state of matter. | Liquid |
| Flammability is an example of a _____ property. | Chemical |
| A cake baking is an example of a _____ property. | Chemical |
| As temperature increases do the particles move slower or faster? | Faster |
| Explain the movement of particles when condensation occurs. | As gas cools, its particles slow down. When particles move slowly enough for their attractions to bring them together, droplets of liquid form. Energy is released as a gas condenses. |
| If a scientist had a solid block sample and a powder sample and he/she put it into a beaker of water, which one would cause a reaction at a faster rate? | Powder |
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