Corbin Intermediate: Ch. 3 Matter and Its Changes 6th Gr.
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- Q 1/59Score 0This states that the mass of what you end with is always the same as the mass of what you started with. Mass is NEVER destroyed or created during a physical or chemical change.29The Law of Conservation of GasesThe Law of Conservation of SolidsThe Law of Conservation of Mass/MatterThe Law of Conservation of Life
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- Q1This states that the mass of what you end with is always the same as the mass of what you started with. Mass is NEVER destroyed or created during a physical or chemical change.The Law of Conservation of GasesThe Law of Conservation of SolidsThe Law of Conservation of Mass/MatterThe Law of Conservation of Life20s
- Q2You can classify substances based on their physical and chemical properties. It is more difficult to classify based on ___ properties because you would have to change the substance.physicalchemical30s
- Q3Sign of a chemical or physical change: production of heatchemical changephysical change30s
- Q4Sign of a chemical or physical change: production of lightphysical changechemical change30s
- Q5Sign of a chemical or physical change: change of state Example. an ice cube melting into waterchemical changephysical change30s
- Q6Sign of a chemical or physical change: production of smokechemical changephysical change20s
- Q7Sign of a chemical or physical change: sawing a piece of wood in halfchemical changephysical change20s
- Q8How easily something will burn; a chemical propertyoxidationductilityfireabilityflammability20s
- Q9Sign of a chemical or physical change: an old car that has rustedchemical changephysical change20s
- Q10The shine of metal; physical propertyhardnesslustermalleabilityductility20s
- Q11The ability of a metal to be shaped into something else without breaking; physical propertyductilitylustermalleabilityflexibility20s
- Q12The ability of a metal to be drawn into wires; physical propertymalleabilitywireinessductilityluster20s
- Q13freezing point of water on the Celsius scale0 degrees32 degrees100 degrees212 degrees20s
- Q14freezing point of water on the Fahrenheit scale0 degrees100 degrees212 degrees32 degrees20s
- Q15boiling point of water on the Celsius scale212 degrees100 degrees78 degrees326 degrees20s
