Density and Matter
Quiz by James Spellman
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- Q1
Element
CO2
CO
H2O
C
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Compound
O
H
Cl
HCl
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Density
Mass
Volume
Weight
Mass/Volume
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Mass is measured in
degrees
grams
millimeters
milliliters
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Which would NOT find volume?
water displacement
Digital balance
Graduated cylinder
l x w x h
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Physical Property
Density
Rusting
Flammability
Reactivity
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Chemical Property
Color
Density
Reactivity
Smell
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Melting
Chemical Change
Both
Neither
Physical Change
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Your Density is 0.9 g/ml. In water you will
Burst
Sink
Float
Suspend
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An INCREASE in Density would NOT be due to
Decrease in length
Increase in mass
Decrease in Volume
Decrease in mass
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An element with the highest density would likely be a
halogen
transition metal
alkali metal
noble gas
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You can decrease you body's density by...
Losing weight
Eating
Becoming more muscular
Breathing in
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An ionic bond will have
Metal + metalloid
Metal + nonmetal
Metal + Metal
Nonmetal + nonmetal
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Protons have a
Neutral charge and mass of 1
Positive charge and mass of 1
Negative charge and mass of 1
Positive charge and mass of 0
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Fluorine is in the
f block
p block
d block
s block
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