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Name Hour MATTER QUIZ: What to Study From: Classification Phases of Matter P and C Changes Green book assignment Notes (Changes, Phases, Class) Labs (Changes, Phases, Classification) ≈35 points – both scantron and short answer PHASE CHANGES Word Bank: Melting Melting Point Freezing Freezing Point Boiling Condensation 1. The process by which a liquid becomes a solid. _________________________________ 2. Process by which a gas changes its state to a liquid. ____________________________ 3. Process by which a liquid becomes a gas identified by the formation of bubbles. __________________________________________ 4. Temperature at which a liquid becomes a solid. ________________________________ 5. Process by which a solid becomes a liquid. _____________________________________ 6. Icicles growing, candle wax hardening as it cools are examples of: ___________________________________________ 7. Dew forming on grass, water forming on the outside of a glass are examples of: _________________________________________ 8. Ice changing to water, steel changing to liquid steel are examples of: _________________________________________ Are phase changes physical or chemical changes? ____________________________ Are the molecules farthest apart in a solid, liquid, or gas? ________________________ What phase of matter has the highest density? __________________________________ What phase of matter has the most energy? ____________________________________ Does the amount of heat change during a phase change? ____________ temp? _______ Which phase of matter has a definite shape and volume? _______________________ Which phase of matter has NO definite shape or volume? _______________________ What is the 4th phase of matter? ____________________________ List one indicator of a chemical change: _________________________________________ What is the main difference between a physical and chemical change? What is an alloy? _________________________________________________________________ What is a precipitate? _____________________________________________________________ Complete the graph below by marking the true statements with an X. ELEMENT COMPOUND MIXTURE Consists of elements from the periodic table. Is a pure substance Are combined physically Looks the same throughout Components can change in concentration or proportions Components are chemically combined. Are the following changes physical or chemical? (Mark P or C) 1. _______ Iodine reacts with starch in bread to form a black colored compound. 2. _______ Liquid water changes to ice at 0C. 3. _______ Rubbing alcohol boils at 82˚C. 4. _______ Cu(NO3)2 and Na2CO3 form a blue precipitate. 5. _______ Mixing copper and zinc to make an alloy. True or False? (Mark T or F) 6. _______ Density is a chemical property. 7. _______ Melting is a chemical change. 8. _______ Dissolving is a chemical change.