9 Questions
Which of the following is NOT an example of matter?
Heat
Which of the following is an example of matter?
Air inside a balloon
Which of the following is NOT an example of matter?
Heat
How can you determine if a sample is matter?
By measuring its mass and volume
What are the observable properties of matter?
Texture, color, and mass
How can irregular objects like stones be proven to occupy space?
By displacing liquid in a graduated cylinder
How can you determine if a sample is matter?
By measuring its mass and volume
What are some common observable properties of matter?
Texture, color, and mass
Which of the following is NOT a common observable property of matter?
Sound
Study Notes
- Matter is anything that occupies space.
- Smoke, light, and heat are not examples of matter.
- To determine if a sample is matter, check if it occupies space and has mass.
- Irregular objects like stones can be proven to occupy space by displacing liquid in a graduated cylinder.
- Heat is not an example of matter because it does not have mass or occupy space.
- The common observable properties of matter include texture, color, mass, and occupying space.
- Leaves, air inside a balloon, and books and ballpens are examples of matter.
- To determine if a sample is matter, you can also measure its mass and volume.
- Matter can be solid, liquid, or gas.
- Matter can undergo physical and chemical changes.
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