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JEOPARDY!

JEOPARDY!. UNIT 1 States of Matter. Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes 100. Name 2 physical properties of this classroom. Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes 100. Name 2 physical properties of this classroom. There are students in it. It is at SVMS.

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JEOPARDY!

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  1. JEOPARDY! UNIT 1 States of Matter

  2. Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes100 Name 2 physical properties of this classroom.

  3. Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes100 Name 2 physical properties of this classroom. There are students in it. It is at SVMS.

  4. Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes200 Name a chemical property of steel.

  5. Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes200 Name a chemical property of steel. It can react with Oxygen and turn to rust.

  6. Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes300 Why is a piece of wood burning considered a chemical change?

  7. Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes300 Why is a piece of wood burning considered a chemical change? When the wood burns it turns into something new with new properties: ash

  8. Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes400 Water boiling is an example of a ______________ change.

  9. Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes400 Water boiling is an example of a _PHYSICAL_ change.

  10. Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes500 Why can physical changes be undone, but chemical changes can not?

  11. Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes500 Why can physical changes be undone, but chemical changes can not? A physical change doesn’t change the substance into something new. You start and end with the same things.

  12. Elements, Compounds and Mixtures100 Which of the following is an element? Carbon Dioxide Water Gold

  13. Elements, Compounds and Mixtures100 Which of the following is an element? Carbon Dioxide Water Gold

  14. Elements, Compounds and Mixtures200 The simplest substance that cannot be broken down into anything else.

  15. Elements, Compounds and Mixtures200 The simplest substance that cannot be broken down into anything else. Element

  16. Elements, Compounds and Mixtures 300 When two or more elements are chemically combined it is a called a _______.

  17. Elements, Compounds and Mixtures 300 When two or more elements are chemically combined it is a called a Compound.

  18. DAILY DOUBLE!

  19. Elements, Compounds and Mixtures 400 A solution is also know as this type of mixture.

  20. Elements, Compounds and Mixtures 400 A solution is also know as this type of mixture. Homogeneous mixture

  21. Elements, Compounds and Mixtures500 Oxygen gas, O2 is an example of a ______________.

  22. Elements, Compounds and Mixtures500 Oxygen gas, O2 is an example of a Molecule.

  23. States of Matter100 What are the three states of matter?

  24. States of Matter100 What are the three states of matter? Solid, liquid, gas

  25. States of Matter200 Describe what the particles are doing in a solid and a liquid.

  26. States of Matter200 Describe what the particles are doing in a solid and a liquid. Particles in a solid are tightly packed and vibrating in place. Particles in a liquid are tightly packed, but able to slide past each other.

  27. States of Matter300 What are three things that are true about the atoms and molecules in all matter?

  28. States of Matter300 What are three things that are true about the atoms and molecules in all matter? They are constantly moving. They are all attracted to each other. Move faster at higher temperatures.

  29. States of Matter400 Why a gas is able to change its volume?

  30. States of Matter400 Why a gas is able to change its volume? The particles of a gas can be forced closer together, or they can spread apart from each other because they are not touching.

  31. States of Matter500 Which state of matter has a definite volume, but an indefinite shape?

  32. States of Matter500 Which state of matter has a definite volume, but an indefinite shape? Liquid – they can change shape but not volume.

  33. Changes of State100 What has to change (either be added or taken away) in order for a change of state to happen?

  34. Changes of State100 What has to change (either be added or taken away) in order for a change of state to happen? Heat/energy

  35. Changes of State200 When an object changes from a liquid into a solid.

  36. Changes of State200 When an object changes from a liquid into a solid. Freezing

  37. Changes of State300 Name one change of state that is endothermic.

  38. Changes of State300 Name one change of state that is endothermic. Melting, vaporization, sublimation

  39. DAILY DOUBLE!

  40. Changes of State400 When a person wearing glasses enters a warm house after being outside on a cold day, their glasses fog up because of which change of state?

  41. Changes of State400 When a person wearing glasses enters a warm house after being outside on a cold day, their glasses fog up because of which change of state? condensation

  42. Changes of State500 What example of vaporization occurs throughout a liquid, not just at its surface?

  43. Changes of State500 What example of vaporization occurs throughout a liquid, not just at its surface? boiling

  44. All100 Define Endothermic

  45. All100 Define Endothermic Heat/energy going in

  46. All200 Give an example of a homogeneous mixture.

  47. All200 Give an example of a homogeneous mixture. Salt water

  48. All300 Why can most chemical changes not be undone?

  49. All300 Why can most chemical changes not be undone? Because the substances have been combined chemically, which means they are totally different from how they were when they started. They have turned into something completely new.

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