Science study
beaker: container for mixing and heating
test tube: hold small liquids
Bunsen burner: Gas flame
wire gauze: spreads heat evenly
retort ring: holds test tube while heating
conical flask: mixing and heating
tongs: lifting with heat resistant material
spatula: used to scoop small amounts of chemicals
stirring rod: to stir and mix
test tube rack: to hold multiple test tubes up right
Safety glasses: to protect eyes
filter tunnel: used with filter paper to filter substances
thermometer: measure temperature
tripod: to support flasks and beakers while heating
measuring cylinder: used to measure volume accurately
heat proof mat: to prevent damage to work space
Fair test: only one variable is changed while all the others stay the same
hypothesis: testable statement about what you think will happen
independent variable: the one changed variable
dependent variable: The variable that measures the change
controlled variable: The variable that stays that same
reliable experiment: repeat to check results are consistent
solid to liquid: melting
liquid to gas: boiling
solid to gas : sublimation
gas to liquid: condensation
liquid to solid: freezing
gas to solid: deposition
absorbing heat: solid to liquid to gas
releasing heat: gas to liquid to solid
what color is the flame?
open: blue
close: orange
Is the flame easy to see?
open : yes
closed: no
Does the flame make noise ?
open: yes
closed: no
name given to flame type?
open: heating flame
closed: safety flame
observations: things you see
qualitative: observations using 5 senses
quantitative: observations through numerical data
inferences: educated guess
melting point: when a solid turns into a liquid
boiling point: when a liquid turns into a gas
Matter: anything that has mass and volume( takes up space)
3 states of matter: solid, liquid and gas
All matter is made up of…: particles
matter can change state if: the particles gain or lose energy
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The forces between solid particles: Vibrate and don’t move
The forces between liquid particles: flow and move a little
The forces between gas particles: move a lot with no bonds
The position of solid particles are : close together
the position of liquid particles: move over each other
The position of gas particles are: very far apart
Heating: particles gain more energy, move more and spread apart
Cooling: Particles lose energy, move less and move closer together
Good explanations: Effect, linking word, cause, elaboration
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Evenly mixed mixture: homogenous mixture
Not evenly mixed mixture: Heterogeneous mixture
Mixture: 2 or more substances, not chemically bonded
Pure: only one substance chemically bonded
Solution: solute + solvent
Solute: something being dissolved
solvent: the dissolves the solute
Element: made of 1 type of atom
Compound: 2 or more atoms bonded
Insoluble: Not able to be dissolved
soluble: able to be dissolved
concentration: Higher ratio of solute to solvent
Diluted : lower ratio of solute to solvent
Suspension: heterogeneous mixture
solution: Homogenous mixture
Atoms: a single particle
Molecules: describes a particle with two or more atoms joined together
beaker: container for mixing and heating
test tube: hold small liquids
Bunsen burner: Gas flame
wire gauze: spreads heat evenly
retort ring: holds test tube while heating
conical flask: mixing and heating
tongs: lifting with heat resistant material
spatula: used to scoop small amounts of chemicals
stirring rod: to stir and mix
test tube rack: to hold multiple test tubes up right
Safety glasses: to protect eyes
filter tunnel: used with filter paper to filter substances
thermometer: measure temperature
tripod: to support flasks and beakers while heating
measuring cylinder: used to measure volume accurately
heat proof mat: to prevent damage to work space
Fair test: only one variable is changed while all the others stay the same
hypothesis: testable statement about what you think will happen
independent variable: the one changed variable
dependent variable: The variable that measures the change
controlled variable: The variable that stays that same
reliable experiment: repeat to check results are consistent
solid to liquid: melting
liquid to gas: boiling
solid to gas : sublimation
gas to liquid: condensation
liquid to solid: freezing
gas to solid: deposition
absorbing heat: solid to liquid to gas
releasing heat: gas to liquid to solid
what color is the flame?
open: blue
close: orange
Is the flame easy to see?
open : yes
closed: no
Does the flame make noise ?
open: yes
closed: no
name given to flame type?
open: heating flame
closed: safety flame
observations: things you see
qualitative: observations using 5 senses
quantitative: observations through numerical data
inferences: educated guess
melting point: when a solid turns into a liquid
boiling point: when a liquid turns into a gas
Matter: anything that has mass and volume( takes up space)
3 states of matter: solid, liquid and gas
All matter is made up of…: particles
matter can change state if: the particles gain or lose energy
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The forces between solid particles: Vibrate and don’t move
The forces between liquid particles: flow and move a little
The forces between gas particles: move a lot with no bonds
The position of solid particles are : close together
the position of liquid particles: move over each other
The position of gas particles are: very far apart
Heating: particles gain more energy, move more and spread apart
Cooling: Particles lose energy, move less and move closer together
Good explanations: Effect, linking word, cause, elaboration
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Evenly mixed mixture: homogenous mixture
Not evenly mixed mixture: Heterogeneous mixture
Mixture: 2 or more substances, not chemically bonded
Pure: only one substance chemically bonded
Solution: solute + solvent
Solute: something being dissolved
solvent: the dissolves the solute
Element: made of 1 type of atom
Compound: 2 or more atoms bonded
Insoluble: Not able to be dissolved
soluble: able to be dissolved
concentration: Higher ratio of solute to solvent
Diluted : lower ratio of solute to solvent
Suspension: heterogeneous mixture
solution: Homogenous mixture
Atoms: a single particle
Molecules: describes a particle with two or more atoms joined together