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Vocabulary DensityMassvs.
WeightProperties
Properties
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The tendency of an object to resist a change in motion is _________.
What is inertia?
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This is the curve a liquid forms in cylinders. The bottom of this curve is the most accurate measure of a liquids volume.
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What is meniscus?
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This is the SI unit for weight.
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What is a Newton?
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The amount of space that an object occupies is its _______________.
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What is volume?
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What is the formula to find the volume of a solid rectangular prism?
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Volume = Length x Width x Height.
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What is the formula for density?
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Density = Mass / Volume
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From looking at the chart above. What is the density of solid Zinc.
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What is 7.13 g/cm^3?
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Looking at the chart…..would Iron Pyrite float in Mercury?
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Yes Iron pyrite would float in Mercury?
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This is the amount of matter in an object.
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What is mass?
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We use a spring scale to measure this force.
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What is weight.
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This does not change no matter where you are in the universe.
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What is mass?
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This is measured in grams or kilograms and you use a balance to find it?
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What is mass?
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What physical property means to pulled into a wire?
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What is ductility?
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This physical property means that a substance is able to dissolve into another substance.
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What is solubility?
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What part of the chart would flammability fall into (chemical change, chemical property, physical change, or physical property).
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What is chemical property?
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What part of the chart would milk souring fall into (chemical change,
chemical property, physical change, or
physical property).
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What is chemical change?
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What part of the chart would a glass of water evaporating into the air fall into (chemical change, chemical property,
physical change, or physical property).
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What is physical change?
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What part of the chart would sugar dissolving into water fall into (chemical change, chemical property, physical change, or physical property).
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What is physical change?
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What part of the chart would a car rusting fall into (chemical change, chemical property, physical change, or physical
property).
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What is chemical change?
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What part of the chart would malleability fall into (chemical change, chemical
property, physical change, or physical
property).
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What is physical property?