MIXTURE

A. A GASEOUS STATE OF SUBSTANCE THAT IS LIQUID OR SOLID AT ROOM TEMPERATURE

B. STARTING SUBSTANCE IN A CHEMICAL REACTION

C. PART OF A SAMPLE HAVING UNIFORM COMPOSITION

D. A PHYSICAL BLEND OF TWO OR MORE COMPONENTS

E. NOT UNIFORM IN COMPOSITION

F. A SUBSTANCE FORMED IN A CHEMICAL REACTION

PRODUCT

A. A GASEOUS STATE OF SUBSTANCE THAT IS LIQUID OR SOLID AT ROOM TEMPERATURE

B. STARTING SUBSTANCE IN A CHEMICAL REACTION

C. PART OF A SAMPLE HAVING UNIFORM COMPOSITION

D. A PHYSICAL BLEND OF TWO OR MORE COMPONENTS

E. NOT UNIFORM IN COMPOSITION

F. A SUBSTANCE FORMED IN A CHEMICAL REACTION

VAPOR

A. A GASEOUS STATE OF SUBSTANCE THAT IS LIQUID OR SOLID AT ROOM TEMPERATURE

B. STARTING SUBSTANCE IN A CHEMICAL REACTION

C. PART OF A SAMPLE HAVING UNIFORM COMPOSITION

D. A PHYSICAL BLEND OF TWO OR MORE COMPONENTS

E. NOT UNIFORM IN COMPOSITION

F. A SUBSTANCE FORMED IN A CHEMICAL REACTION

PHASE

A. A GASEOUS STATE OF SUBSTANCE THAT IS LIQUID OR SOLID AT ROOM TEMPERATURE

B. STARTING SUBSTANCE IN A CHEMICAL REACTION

C. PART OF A SAMPLE HAVING UNIFORM COMPOSITION

D. A PHYSICAL BLEND OF TWO OR MORE COMPONENTS

E. NOT UNIFORM IN COMPOSITION

F. A SUBSTANCE FORMED IN A CHEMICAL REACTION

HETEROGENEOUS MIXTURE

A. A GASEOUS STATE OF SUBSTANCE THAT IS LIQUID OR SOLID AT ROOM TEMPERATURE

B. STARTING SUBSTANCE IN A CHEMICAL REACTION

C. PART OF A SAMPLE HAVING UNIFORM COMPOSITION

D. A PHYSICAL BLEND OF TWO OR MORE COMPONENTS

E. NOT UNIFORM IN COMPOSITION

F. A SUBSTANCE FORMED IN A CHEMICAL REACTION

REACTANT

A. A GASEOUS STATE OF SUBSTANCE THAT IS LIQUID OR SOLID AT ROOM TEMPERATURE

B. STARTING SUBSTANCE IN A CHEMICAL REACTION

C. PART OF A SAMPLE HAVING UNIFORM COMPOSITION

D. A PHYSICAL BLEND OF TWO OR MORE COMPONENTS

E. NOT UNIFORM IN COMPOSITION

F. A SUBSTANCE FORMED IN A CHEMICAL REACTION

MASS

A. AMOUNT OF MATTER AN OBJECT CONTAINS

B. A PROCESS IN WHICH SUBSTANCES ARE CHANGED TO OTHER SUBSTANCES

C. COMPOSED OF TWO OR MORE SUBSTANCES COMBINED IN FIXED PROPORTIONS

D. MIXTURES WITH A UNIFORM COMPOSITION

E. A PROCESS WHERE LIQUID IS BOILED AND THEN CONDENSED

F. SUBSTANCES CANNOT BE CHANGED INTO SIMPLER ONES BY CHEMICAL MEANS

CHEMICAL REACTION

A. AMOUNT OF MATTER AN OBJECT CONTAINS

B. A PROCESS IN WHICH SUBSTANCES ARE CHANGED TO OTHER SUBSTANCES

C. COMPOSED OF TWO OR MORE SUBSTANCES COMBINED IN FIXED PROPORTIONS

D. MIXTURES WITH A UNIFORM COMPOSITION

E. A PROCESS WHERE LIQUID IS BOILED AND THEN CONDENSED

F. SUBSTANCES CANNOT BE CHANGED INTO SIMPLER ONES BY CHEMICAL MEANS

DISTILLATION

A. AMOUNT OF MATTER AN OBJECT CONTAINS

B. A PROCESS IN WHICH SUBSTANCES ARE CHANGED TO OTHER SUBSTANCES

C. COMPOSED OF TWO OR MORE SUBSTANCES COMBINED IN FIXED PROPORTIONS

D. MIXTURES WITH A UNIFORM COMPOSITION

E. A PROCESS WHERE LIQUID IS BOILED AND THEN CONDENSED

F. SUBSTANCES CANNOT BE CHANGED INTO SIMPLER ONES BY CHEMICAL MEANS

COMPOUND

A. AMOUNT OF MATTER AN OBJECT CONTAINS

B. A PROCESS IN WHICH SUBSTANCES ARE CHANGED TO OTHER SUBSTANCES

C. COMPOSED OF TWO OR MORE SUBSTANCES COMBINED IN FIXED PROPORTIONS

D. MIXTURES WITH A UNIFORM COMPOSITION

E. A PROCESS WHERE LIQUID IS BOILED AND THEN CONDENSED

F. SUBSTANCES CANNOT BE CHANGED INTO SIMPLER ONES BY CHEMICAL MEANS

HOMOGENEOUS

A. AMOUNT OF MATTER AN OBJECT CONTAINS

B. A PROCESS IN WHICH SUBSTANCES ARE CHANGED TO OTHER SUBSTANCES

C. COMPOSED OF TWO OR MORE SUBSTANCES COMBINED IN FIXED PROPORTIONS

D. MIXTURES WITH A UNIFORM COMPOSITION

E. A PROCESS WHERE LIQUID IS BOILED AND THEN CONDENSED

F. SUBSTANCES CANNOT BE CHANGED INTO SIMPLER ONES BY CHEMICAL MEANS

ELEMENT

A. AMOUNT OF MATTER AN OBJECT CONTAINS

B. A PROCESS IN WHICH SUBSTANCES ARE CHANGED TO OTHER SUBSTANCES

C. COMPOSED OF TWO OR MORE SUBSTANCES COMBINED IN FIXED PROPORTIONS

D. MIXTURES WITH A UNIFORM COMPOSITION

E. A PROCESS WHERE LIQUID IS BOILED AND THEN CONDENSED

F. SUBSTANCES CANNOT BE CHANGED INTO SIMPLER ONES BY CHEMICAL MEANS

WHAT HAPPENS TO MATTER DURING A CHEMICAL REACTION?

WHAT INDICATES THAT A CAKE IS BAKED?

PAPER TURNS YELLOW AFTER EXPOSURE TO SUNLIGHT. THIS

PROCESS IS

A. CHEMICAL

B. PHYSICAL

C. AMAZING

PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL?

a. WOOD SPLITTING

b. WOOD ROTTING

c. WOOD DECAYING

d. WOOD BREAKING

e. IRON RUSTING

f. WATER BOILING

g. CHEESE FERMENTING

• IRON REACTING WITH OXYGEN

• BENDING METAL

• BURNING COAL

• MIXING PAINT

• BUTTER MELTING

• MILK TURNING SOUR

• BLOOD CLOTTING

MIXTURE OR PURE

• WATER

• AIR

• NITROGEN

• GOLD

• SALT WATER

• STEEL

• SOIL

• BAKING SODA

• MAYONNAISE

• SUCROSE

• TABLE SALT

COMPOUND OR ELEMENT

• SUCROSE

• ALUMINUM

• TABLE SALT

• DEXTROSE

• SILVER

• MERCURY

• PROPANE

• OXYGEN

• PURE WATER

• PURE SUGAR

• PURE GOLD

WHICH OF THESE IS HOMOGENEOUS?

• AIR

• SALT WATER

• STEEL

• SOIL

• VINEGAR AND WATER

• OIL AND WATER

• MILK

• BEEF STEW

• SAND AND WATER

• DISTILLED WATER

• STAINLESS STEEL

• NOODLE SOUP

• OXYGEN

• BAKING SODA

WHICH OF THESE IS HETEROGENEOUS?

• AIR

• SALT WATER

• STEEL

• SOIL

• VINEGAR AND WATER

• OIL AND WATER

• MILK

• BEEF STEW

• SAND AND WATER

• DISTILLED WATER

• STAINLESS STEEL

• NOODLE SOUP

• OXYGEN

• BAKING SODA

SOLID – LIQUID - GAS

SUBSTANCE HAS A DEFINITE VOLUME AND TAKES THE SHAPE OF THE CONTAINER?

SOLID – LIQUID - GAS

SUBSTANCE HAS A DEFINITE SHAPE AND A DEFINITE VOLUME?

SOLID – LIQUID - GAS

SUBSTANCES HAS A NO DEFINITE SHAPE OR VOLUME, BUT TAKES THE SHAPE AND VOLUME OF ITS CONTAINER