The Properties of Matter

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The Properties of Matter

Which property of matter is a measure of the gravitational force? A. density B. mass C. volume D. weight

Which property of matter is a measure of the gravitational force? A. density B. mass C. volume D. weight

In a graduated cylinder containing several liquid layers, the least dense liquid is found A. floating at the top. B. in the middle layer. C. in the lightest colored layer. D. settled at the bottom.

In a graduated cylinder containing several liquid layers, the least dense liquid is found A. floating at the top. B. in the middle layer. C. in the lightest colored layer. D. settled at the bottom.

Melting crayons is an example of a A. physical property. B. physical change. C. chemical property. D. chemical change.

Melting crayons is an example of a A. physical property. B. physical change. C. chemical property. D. chemical change.

What chemical property is responsible for iron rusting? A. flammability B. conductivity C. nonflammability D. reactivity with oxygen

What chemical property is responsible for iron rusting? A. flammability B. conductivity C. nonflammability D. reactivity with oxygen

What metric unit of density would be appropriate to describe a solid? A. g/ml B. g/cm 3 C. oz/ft 3 D. kg/l

What metric unit of density would be appropriate to describe a solid? A. g/ml B. g/cm 3 C. oz/ft 3 D. kg/l

Which physical property of matter describes the relationship between mass and volume? A. density B. ductility C. reactivity D. weight

Which physical property of matter describes the relationship between mass and volume? A. density B. ductility C. reactivity D. weight

Finding Density A liquid has a volume of 25 ml and a mass of 5 g. Calculate the density of the liquid. Would this liquid float on top of water?

Finding Density A liquid has a volume of 25 ml and a mass of 5 g. Calculate the density of the liquid. Would this liquid float on top of water? 5 / 25 = 0.20 g/ml Yes, it will float

Malleability is an example of a A. physical property. B. physical change. C. chemical property. D. chemical change.

Malleability is an example of a A. physical property. B. physical change. C. chemical property. D. chemical change.

The saltiness of seawater is the result of this property. A. inertia B. state of matter C. reactivity D. solubility

The saltiness of seawater is the result of this property. A. inertia B. state of matter C. reactivity D. solubility

Objects float or sink as a result of this property. A. density B. state of matter C. thermal conductivity D. composition

Objects float or sink as a result of this property. A. density B. state of matter C. thermal conductivity D. composition

This is the physical form in which a substance exists. A. density B. thermal conductivity C. state of matter D. ductility

This is the physical form in which a substance exists. A. density B. thermal conductivity C. state of matter D. ductility

This type of matter makes up an object and the way it is arranged. A. inertia B. composition C. electrolysis D. density

This type of matter makes up an object and the way it is arranged. A. inertia B. composition C. electrolysis D. density

The breakdown of water to form two gases is the result of this process. A. reactivity B. electrolysis C. nonflammability D. thermal conductivity

The breakdown of water to form two gases is the result of this process. A. reactivity B. electrolysis C. nonflammability D. thermal conductivity

When a substance will burn it is... A. flammable B. solubility C. inertia D. composition

When a substance will burn, it is A. flammable B. soluable C. inertia D. composition

This is the curve at the surface of a liquid. A. Density B. Reactivity C. Meniscus D. Ductility

This is the curve at the surface of a liquid. A. Density B. Reactivity C. Meniscus D. Ductility

This is the rate at which a substance conducts heat. A. Nonflammability B. Density C. Thermal conductivity D. Reactivity

This is the rate at which a substance conducts heat. A. Nonflammability B. Density C. Thermal conductivity D. Reactivity

Finding Density A block of wood has a length of 2 cm, width of 5 cm, height of 8 cm. The mass of the block is 20 g. Find the density of the block of wood.

Finding Density A block of wood has a length of 2 cm, width of 5 cm, height of 8 cm. The mass of the block is 20 g. Find the density of the block of wood. Mass = 20 g Volume =2 x 5 x 8 = 80 cm 3 Density = 20 / 80 = 0.25 g/ cm 3

The Properties of Matter

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