Matter Quiz Review Sheet PDF
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This document is a matter quiz review sheet, containing definitions and questions about chemicals, chemical reactions, matter, physical and chemical changes, volume, mass, weight, density, melting, vaporization, condensation, accuracy, and precision. The questions cover various aspects of the topics.
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Name: ________________ Date:____________________ Matter Quiz Review Sheet Part 1: Definitions. Define the following terms Chemicals Chemical Reactions Matter Physical Change Chemical Change Volume Mass Weight Density Melting Vaporization Cond...
Name: ________________ Date:____________________ Matter Quiz Review Sheet Part 1: Definitions. Define the following terms Chemicals Chemical Reactions Matter Physical Change Chemical Change Volume Mass Weight Density Melting Vaporization Condensation Accuracy Precision Part 2: Questions 1. What are the four evidences of chemical change? 2. Determine if the following is a chemical or physical change. If it is a chemical change give at least one piece of evidence to support your answer. - A pot of water is put on a stove with high heat under it. - A piece of wood is lit on fire in a fireplace. - Gasoline reacts with oxygen inside of a car’s cylinder to produce energy. - A Gatorade was left in the freezer overnight and is now frozen solid. - Two clear chemicals are mixed together and create a yellow solid that sinks to the bottom of a test tube. - Room temperature vinegar is mixed with baking soda and it starts to bubble. 3. What mass of quartz (density = 2.65 g/cm3) is needed to have a volume of 25.5 cm3 ? 4. What is the density of 190.2 g of pine wood that has a volume of 25.7 cm3 ? 5. The density of iron (Fe) is 7.86 g/cm3. You are given an unknown metal that has a mass of 4.6 g. What would the volume of the sample be if it were iron? 6. Determine the volume of the liquid in the following pictures. ____________________ ____________________ ______________________ 7. If the accepted value for the first picture should have been 8.2mL, calculate the percent error. Use the percent error formula: