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Matter - 6th grade

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AB
matteranything that takes up space and has mass
liquidhas an indefinite shape and a definite volume
solidhas a definite shape and a definite volume
gasindefinite shape and volume
plasmaindefinite shape and volume, and electrically charged particles
sublimationprocess of going from a solid to a liquid or vice versa
condensationprocess of going from a gas to a liquid
vaporizationthe process of going from a liquid to a gas
massthe amount of matter in a substance
volumethe amount of space an object occupies
weightthe measure of gravitational force on mass
meltingprocess of going from a solid to a liquid
freezingprocess of going from a liquid to a solid
formula for volumev = l x w x h
densityis the mass per unit volume of an object
formula for densitydensity = mass divided by volume
gravityforce of attraction between 2 objects
surface tensionthe characteristic of liquids that allows them to form drops
capillaritycharacteristic of liquids that allow them to rise in small tubes
elasticitycharacteristic of a solid that permits the solid to stretch and return to its former shape
malleablitycharacteristic of a solid that allows the substance to be molded to a new shape
chemistryis the study of chemicals and the interaction of chemicals
atomthe smallest part of matter
protonpositively charged subatomic particle
neutronsubatomic particle with no charge
electronnegatively charged subatomic particle
2 general areas of an atomnucleus & electron cloud
nucleus of an atomcontains the neutrons & protons
electron cloudcontains the electrons
physical propertiesproperties that can be observed without changing the identity of a substance
chemical propertiesproperties that can be observed because a new substance has formed
indicators of a chemical changelight, gas, or heat produced, solid forms, color change
physical changea change that does not produce a new substance
chemical changea change that produces a new substance
metalsconduct heat & electricity well
metalloidshave characteristics of metals & nonmetals
nonmetalsdo not conduct heat & electricity well
Dmitri Mendeleyevmade an early periodic table, arranged elements according to their mass
Modern Periodic Tableused today to show elements according to atomic number
valence electronselectrons in the outermost energy level, furthest from the nucleus
makes an atom stable8 valence electrons
electrons in the first energy levelup to two
electrons in the second energy levelup to eight
periods on the periodic tablerows - going across - 7
groups or families on the periodic tablecolumns - going up & down - 18


BACS science teacher
Bryn Athyn Church School

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