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Grade 7 Science Final Essential Vocabulary

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meter100 cm
centimeter10 mm
liter1000 mL
gramweight of one cubic centimeter of water
milliliter1 cc of water
massamount of matter (cow)
volumespace (tank)
densitymass/volume
elementpure substance made of atoms
compoundcombination of elements
mixturesolution, colloid, or suspension
solubleparticles dissolve
insolubleparticles do NOT dissolve
suspensionparticles settle
universal solventwater
physical changesno new particles are made
chemical changeschange in substances; chemical reactions
viscosityresistance to flow
ductilitycopper wire
metalsgood conductors of heat and electricity
units of densityg/cm3 or g/mL
ESAEquation, Substitution, Answer
soliddefinite shape, definite volume
liquiddefinite volume, no definite shape
gasno definite shape, no definite volume; fills container
gas pressurecollide with walls of container; force/area
Charles's LawT^ V^
Ball and ring apparatusdemonstrates thermal expansion
Kinetic Molecular TheoryMoving particles in all matter
endothermicheat in: melting, evaporating
exothermicheat out: condensation, freezing
atomic numbernumber of protons in nucleus
mass numbernumber of protons and neutrons in nucleus
nucleuscenter of an atom
subatomic particlesprotons, neutrons, and electrons
protonspositive particle in the nucleus
neutonsneutral particle in the nucleus
electronnegative particle outside nucleus
isotopesame number of protons, different number of neutrons
Energy Levels"rings" around the nucleus; corresponds to periods
Electron dot diagrams"shows" valence electrons
valence electronsmost outer electrons
1Afirst column on periodic table; atoms have one valence electron
ion"charged" atom
binary compoundcompound made up of two elements
chemical formulaabbreviation for chemical compound
ionic bondcomplete transfer of electron(s)
covalent bondsharing of electrons
subscriptnumber written below in chemical formula
superscriptnumber written above; oxidation number
coefficient"Big" number used to balance chemical equations
reactantssubstances before a chemical reaction
productssubstances after a chemical reaction
catalystspeeds up a chemical reaction
independent variablecomes first in an experiment
dependent variablechanges because of independent variable
Law of Conservation of Massmass of reactants = mass of products
Evidence of Chemical ChangeBanana, volcano, chunky milk
buoyancy"things sink until they float;" based on density
acid rainrain that more acidic than "normal" rain


Robert Rountree

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