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Matter, Mixtures and Changes

States of matter, mixtures, and physical vs chemical change.

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40 basic cards for 3-5 Science. It opens with "What is a solid?" and "Give three examples of solids". Study it alongside the other 3-5 sets below.

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What is a solid?
Show answerMatter with a definite shape and definite volume
Give three examples of solids
Show answerRock, wood, pencil, book, or desk (any three)
Can a solid change its shape without force?
Show answerNo, a solid keeps its shape without force
Do solids take the shape of their container?
Show answerNo, solids keep their own shape
What is a liquid?
Show answerMatter that has a definite volume but takes the shape of its container
Give three examples of liquids
Show answerWater, milk, juice, oil, or honey (any three)
Why do liquids take the shape of their container?
Show answerBecause the particles in a liquid can move and flow
What is a gas?
Show answerMatter with no definite shape and no definite volume
Give three examples of gases
Show answerAir, oxygen, carbon dioxide, helium, or steam (any three)
Why can a gas fill any size container?
Show answerBecause gas particles are far apart and move freely in all directions
What is melting?
Show answerWhen a solid changes into a liquid by being heated
What is freezing?
Show answerWhen a liquid changes into a solid by being cooled
What is evaporation?
Show answerWhen a liquid changes into a gas by being heated
What is condensation?
Show answerWhen a gas changes into a liquid by being cooled
When ice is heated, what happens?
Show answerIt melts and becomes water (a liquid)

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