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What is Matter

Physical Properties

Chemical Properties

Measuring Matter

Chemical or Physical Change

SI Units

The space an object occupies

A 100

What is volume

A 100

The amount of matter in an object

A 200

What is mass

A 200

To measure the volume of a liquid, you read this curved

line

A 300

What is the meniscus

A 300

What is the method used to measure irregular solid objects

A 400

What is displacement

A 400

How are mass and inertia related

A 500

Mass is the measure of inertia. The more mass, the

more inertia to move the mass.

A 500

This physical property describes the relationship between mass and volume

B 100

What is density

B 100

This example of a physical property is when metal can be

pulled into wires

B 200

What is ductility

B 200

When metal can be flattened into sheets, this physical

property is know as:

B 300

What is malleability

B 300

When a substance undergoes a physical change, its ______

does not change.

B 400

What is identity

B 400

Give two examples of a physical change that water

can undergo

B 500

What are freeze, melt or evaporate

B 500

The chemical property that describes the ability of two or more substances to combine to form a new substance is?

C 100

What is reactivity.

C 100

What is the most important question to ask to determine if the change is chemical or

physical?

C 200

What there a composition change.

C 200

Describe the ways that burning wood changes the

identity/nature of the wood.

C 300

What is the wood becomes ash, smoke and heat.

C 300

DAILY DOUBLE

C 400

DAILY DOUBLE

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What is the name of the process by which water is

broken down into Hydrogen and Oxygen using an electric

current.

C 400

What is electrolysis.

C 400

Give two examples of a chemical change.

C 500

Mixing baking soda and vinegar, souring milk,

burning anything flammable, digesting food, etc.

C 500

Calculate the volume of a cube where each side is 10

cm

D 100

What is 1000 cm3

D 100

What is the volume of a rock when placed in 20 mL before

and 55 mL after?

D 200

What is 35 cm3

D 200

What is the weight of a textbook with a mass of 450

g?

D 300

What is 4.5 N

D 300

What is the density of an solid object with a mass of 200 grams and a volume of

500 cm3?

D 400

What is 0.4 g/cm3

D 400

What is the density of a mystery substance with a mass of 115 grams and

volume of 250 milliliters

D 500

What is 0.46 grams per milliliter

D 500

Baking Bread

E 100

What is chemical

E 100

Dissolving sugar or salt in water

E 200

What is physical

E 200

Digesting food

E 300

What is chemical

E 300

Burning wood

E 400

What is chemical

E 400

Bending a piece of glass tubing

E 500

What is physical

E 500

The SI unit for mass

F 100

What is grams

F 100

This SI unit is used for weight

F 200

What is the Newton

F 200

This SI unit is used for density

F 300

What are grams per cubic centimeter OR grams per

milliliter?

F 300

This SI unit is used for liquid volume

F 400

What is liters or milliliters

F 400

This SI unit is used for volume solid objects

F 500

What are cubic centimeters

F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is:

Properties

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Name 2 physical properties and 2 chemical properties needed to

help identify an unknown substance

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Chemical: flammability, reactivity

Physical: state, color, odor, ductile, malleable, soluble,

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