Experience 1: The particle Nature of Matter Review

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In which state do particles vibrate in a fixed position

Solid

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What is matter made up of?

Particles gat are too snall to be seen

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Anything that has mass and takes up space.

Matter

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The space occupied by a material is its

Volune

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The simplest form of matter containing only one type of atom with its own particular set of properties is called

An element

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What are the three states of matter?

solid, liquid, gas

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In which state do particles vibrate in a fixed position?

Solid

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Particles in which state are arranged in a regular pattern and are held together by attraction forces?

Solid

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Particles in which state are not attracted to one another and moving freely?

Gas

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A state of matter that has definite shape and volume

Solid

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A measure of how much mass is contained in a given unit of volume

Density

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Define a liquid

Definite volume, indefinite shape

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Select all the options that ARE NOT made out of matter

Heat, sound

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When a liquid becomes a solid, what ads the changes in the behavior of the particles? Select Ll that apply

Particles lose energy, particles move closer together

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When ice melts... select all that apply

The particles gain energy, the arrangement of the particles changes, the composition of the substance stays the same

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Which state of the matter has the greatest potential energy?

Solid

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Which state of the matter has the greatest kinetic energy?

Gas

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How many atoms are in methane, CH4

5

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Which molecules has the fewest number of atoms

HBr

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An intensive property of matter

Doesn't depend on the amount of substance

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examples of extensive properties

Mass, volume

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Examples of physical changes

Vaporization, melting

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A student in the chemistry lab, observing a beaker filled with the water as its boiling on a hot plate. What is the system?

The beaker filled with water

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A student is in lab, observing a beaker filled with water as its boiling on a hot plate. What can be considered part of the surrounding?

The hot plate, the lab room