Changes In Matter Vocabulary 2

Front 1

Color, size, shape, texture, volume, mass,ability to bend, break or be shaped are examples of

Back 1

Physical property

Front 2

Describe the shape and volume of a solid.

Back 2

It has a fixed shape and volume.

Front 3

Describe the shape and volume of a liquid.

Back 3

has no fixed shape but a volume.

Front 4

Describe the shape and volume of a gas.

Back 4

It has no fixed shape or volume.

Front 5

What type of change occurs in any type of

physical property of a substance?

Back 5

Is the change of the physical properties of a substance, not the substance itself.

Front 6

Combustibility, tarnishing, rusting, burning and

sometimes cooking are all examples of what type of change?

Back 6

Chemical change

Front 7

Is heat/energy lost or gained when a substance changes from a solid to a liquid?

Back 7

With heat the solid can turn into a liquid, then to a gas. With cold the gas can turn to a liquid, then to a solid.

Front 8

What is the process by which a solid becomes a liquid?

Back 8

Melting

Front 9

What kind of changes are changes of state?

Back 9

Physical Change

Front 10

What is the process by which a liquid becomes

a solid?

Back 10

Freezing

Front 11

What is the temperature at which any

substance begins to boil?

Back 11

Boiling Point

Front 12

The temperature at which a particular liquid

becomes a solid is called

Back 12

Freezing Point

Front 13

What is the process when a solid changes

directly into a gas?

Back 13

Sublimation

Front 14

The temperature at which a particular solid

becomes a liquid is called

Back 14

Melting Point

Front 15

What is the process where a gas changes into a liquid?

Back 15

Condensation

Front 16

What phase change occurs at the surface of a liquid?

Back 16

The particles move faster near the top.

Front 17

Do Do all substances boil or freeze at the same

temperature?

Back 17

No

Front 18

This chemical property describes how well a

substance can burn.

Back 18

Combustibility

Front 19

Bubbles of gas produce inside a liquid and

escape during which process?

Back 19

Boiling

Front 20

Name five physical properties that can be used to identify a substance.

Back 20

Density, Heating Properties, Solubility, Electric Properties, Magnetic Property

Front 21

DisDissolving sugar into water is an example of

what?

Back 21

Physical Change

Front 22

Two processes by which a liquid can become a gas are….

Back 22

Boiling and Evaporating

Front 23

When a sculptor shapes marble to make a

statue, is that a physical or chemical change?

Back 23

Physical Change

Front 24

How are particles in a solid arranged? How do they move?

Back 24

The particles are close together and vibrate.

Front 25

How are particles in a liquid arranged? How do do they move?

Back 25

The particles are attracted together, but do not have a fixed place and can move around.

Front 26

How are particles in a gas arranged? How do they move?

Back 26

The particles are not close and move easily in any direction.