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MATTER ELEMENTSMETALS,

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Solid, liquid, and gas

Matter, which is anything that has mass and volume, can be described in 3 states.Name the 3 states of matter.

1,2

Protons and Neutrons

What does the inside of the nucleus (center of atom) consist of?

1,3

Ductility

Materials that can be pulled into thin wires easily

without breaking have good___________.

1,4

What metal was the Statue of Liberty before corrosion happened?

Copper

2,1

Density

The amount of mass for each milliliter of a substance

2,2

When a molecule forms from elements,

atoms link together through their…

Electrons

2,3

When metals combine with nonmetals from the environment, this could happen.

Corrosion

2,4

Yes; One may have more particles of mass inside it

Can two items of the same shape and size have different densities?

If so, how?

3,1

The smallest unit of an element that still holds that element’s properties.

Atom

3,2

Which element is MOST LIKELY to conduct heat and electricity?

A. Nitrogen B. Aluminum

C. Helium D. Oxygen

B. Aluminum

3,3

Metals conduct heat and electricity well, while nonmetals do NOT.

*What are the elements called that are in between metals and nonmetals?

*If they have properties in between conductors and insulators they are known as_________.

Metalloids / Semiconductors

3,4

Metals conduct electricity. If the pole were hit by lightening, it could give the person holding it a shock.

Why would it be dangerous to hold a metal pole in a thunderstorm?

4,1

An object that may normally sink is floating. What causes this?

Surface Tension

4,2

True

True or False

Hydrogen and Helium are the two most common elements in the universe.

4,3

C. Chlorine (Think of a pool)

Which substance is often used to kill bacteria?

A. Calcium Oxide B. Sodium

C. Chlorine D. Nitrogen

4,4

Weight

How strongly gravity pulls on an objects mass is the object’s

________.

5,1

A liquid has a definite __________ but NOT a definite _________.

Volume / Shape

5,2

Periodic table. *By metal, nonmetal, metalloid; Elements get more metallic toward the bottom and left;

Grouped with other similar elements; etc.

The _________ _________ is used to classify elements.

*Think of one or more ways the elements are classified

within it.

5,3

Doctors use metals that are __________ in the human body when performing surgery.

unreactive

5,4

solid

Most elements exist naturally in the _________ state.