Solid, liquid and gas are the three ________ of water on our planet.
- colors
- chemical compositions
- formulas
- states
Water changes into vapor or evaporates at 100ºC and the reverse, or ________ at 100ºC.
- melts
- condenses
- freezes
- flows
When water ________ it turns into ice.
- evaporates
- condenses
- freezes
- melts
When ice ________ , it turns into liquid.
- melts
- freezes
- evaporates
- condenses
The attraction of water molecules to each other forms a “skin” on the surface due to the ________ ________ forces.
- surface tension
- skin elastic
- surface repulsion
- surface solution
What doesn't a liquid need to be contained?
- side
- top
- inside
- bottom
Why does ice float?
- less dense than water
- same density as water
- ice sinks
- more dense than water
Why is water known as the “Universal Solvent”?
- We needed a name for it.
- molecules are always made up of two words.
- So few things are dissolved in it.
- So many things are dissolved in it.
Salt in water is a solution. Salt is the _________ there is more water than salt.
- mixture
- soluter
- solvent
- solute
Liquids take the shape of their ________ and need only sides and a bottom.
- lid
- container
- top
- solid
Ice, made from water, ________ in water because it is less dense than liquid water.
- floats
- sinks
- sinks to the bottom
- turns red
Slight electrical forces between water molecules make them ________ to other water molecules.
- shift to the bottom
- float
- repelled
- attracted
When one thing is dissolved into another a ________ is formed.
- solution
- solte
- solute
- solvent
Salt __________ the melting point of ice.
- raises
- neither raises nor lowers
- lowers
- doubles
What two things happen to water at 100º C?
- evaporation and condensation
- melting and freezing
- boiling and freezing
- boiling and melting
We either add heat energy or remove heat energy to change the ________ of water and ice.
- color
- state
- coolness
- direction
Water molecules are polar because the atoms make one side a bit electrically positive and another side the north pole.
- true
- false
This happens when atoms break free of chemical bonds and recombine to form new substances.
- endothermic reactions
- color shifts
- chemical reactions
- exothermic reactions
These typically have one, two or three letters with the first one capitalized.
- chemical thermics
- chemical symbols
- chemical drawings
- chemical colors
Chemical reactions can be ___________ by counting the numbers of atoms on the reactant side and the product side of a balanced equation.
- colored
- predicted
- estimated
- divided
This happens when chemicals break their bonds and recombine to form new compounds.
- reaction
- replacement
- fixture
- exothermic
Which is NOT a way to show a chemical reaction?
- picture or drawing
- chemical shorthand or symbol
- color or taste
- word equation
Matter can neither be created nor destroyed. This is the law of _________ of mass.
- destruction
- conservation
- distortion
- changing
The number of atoms in the reactants is __________ the number of atoms in the products.
- half
- equal
- twice
- 3.982 times
A subscript tell how many electrons are in a molecule.
- true
- false
A coefficient tells how many molecules are in a reaction.
- true
- false
Exothermic means that the reaction gives off heat.
- true
- false
Endothermic means that the reaction gives off heat.
- true
- false
Endothermic means that the reaction gives off cold
- true
- false
Hydrogen and oxygen combine to form water.
- true
- false
in a chemical reaction, the ____________ of atoms remains the same.
- polarity
- color
- exothermic
- number
The terms exo and endo describe the heat of a reaction.
- true
- false