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States of Matter
Comparing Substances
Mass Volume
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Final Jeopardy
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100 Question from C1
Smoke from a fire is an example Of this.
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100 Answer from C1
What is Matter (gas)?
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200 Question from C1
This defines the weight of a camera.
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200 Answer from C1
What is the pull of gravity on the camera?
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300 Question from C1
This defines an atom.
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300 Answer from C1
What is the smallest unit of matter?
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400 Question from C1
Two oxygen atoms joined to a carbon atom is an
example of this.
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400 Answer from C1
What is a molecule?
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500 Question from C1
Iron is an element which means iron contains
this.
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500 Answer from C1
What is only a single type of atom?
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100 Question from C2
Substance that has a fixed volume but not a fixed
shape.
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100 Answer from C2
What is a liquid?
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200 Question from C2
Substance that results when two or more
different types of atoms bond together.
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200 Answer from C2
What is a compound?
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300 Question from C2
Particle made up of two or more atoms bonded
together.
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300 Answer from C2
What is a molecule?
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400 Question from C2
Combination of different substances that remain
the same individual substances and can be
separated by physical means.
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400 Answer from C2
What is a mixture?
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500 Question from C2
Substance that has a definite volume and a
definite shape.
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500 Answer from C2
What is a solid?
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100 Question from C3
The atoms that make up a gas can move, which is
true of which other state(s) of matter.
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100 Answer from C3
What is liquids and solids?
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200 Question from C3
A drop of melted wax falls onto a table. It
cools and becomes solid. This is how it is
different now that it is a solid.
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200 Answer from C3
What is it has a fixed shape?
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300 Question from C3
Gas molecules apply more pressure against their
container when this happens.
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300 Answer from C3
What is temperature is increased (or volume is
decreased)?
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400 Question from C3
Using the following terms to describe a drop of
water atoms, molecule, elements, liquid, and
pure matter.
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400 Answer from C3
What is Water is made of the elements hydrogen
and oxygen. A molecule of water forms when two
atoms of hydrogen combine with one atom of
oxygen. Water that contains only H2O molecules
is pure matter. When water is in its liquid
state, atoms glide past one another, allowing
the water to take the shape of its container?
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500 Question from C3

• If you were told the particles in A are in a gas
  state, you would expect the particles in B to be
  in this state. Explain

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500 Answer from C3

• What is B probably contains
• gases because the particles are
• about as far apart as they are in A.

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100 Question from C4
The volume of a box that is 5 cm wide, 5 cm
long, and 1 cm high.
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100 Answer from C4
What is 25 cm3?
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200 Question from C4

• The container in which the particles are
• moving.

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200 Answer from C4
What are all three? Particles are always in
motion.
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300 Question from C4

• The container(s) that have pure substance(s) and
  the those that have mixtures.

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300 Answer from C4
What are A and C are pure. They have either a
single type of atom or compound. B is a
mixture. It has two different compounds?
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400 Question from C4

• The substance in container C is most likely to be
  this. Explain.

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400 Answer from C4
What is an solid? The particles are close
together and in a regular pattern.
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500 Question from C4

• The container that holds only one element and the
  name of the element.

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500 Answer from C4
What is C carbon?
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100 Question from C5

• The difference in mass between 1 L of Gasoline
  and 1 L of honey.

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100 Answer from C5
What is 700 grams?
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200 Question from C5

• The mass of 4 L of milk?

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200 Answer from C5
What is 4412 grams?
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300 Question from C5

• A full bottle of corn oil has a volume of 1.5L.
  This is the mass of the oil.

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300 Answer from C5
What is 1395.5 g?
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400 Question from C5

• The mass of 1.5 L of water.

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400 Answer from C5
What is 1500 g?
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500 Question from C5

• The mass of 2 L of Honey.

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500 Answer from C5
What is 2,800 g?
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Final Jeopardy

• Compare and contrast equal masses of frozen
  water, liquid water, and water vapor using these
  terms states of matter, movement of atoms,
  volume, shape, and substance.

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Final Jeopardy Answer

• What is Frozen water, liquid water, and water
  vapor are the
• same in that each is a substance made of water
  molecules. These
• substances differ in that they are different
  states of matter. Frozen
• water, or ice, has a fixed volume and shape. The
  atoms in ice are
• close together but are able to vibrate in place.
  Liquid water has a
• fixed volume but not a fixed shape. The atoms in
  liquid water are
• close together like those in ice, but the atoms
  in liquid water can
• slide over one another. Water vapor is a gas
  that has no fixed
• volume or shape. The molecules that make up
  water vapor are
• not close together and can move easily in all
  directions?