Across 17. What is needed for something to change phases? 1. Phase of matter with no definite shape or Down volume. 2. Mixture that has to be shaken or stirred 3. Type of property that requires the material to because particles settle. react with something else. 4. Word meaning not evenly can see the 6. Type of where the temperature different parts. increases. 5. Word meaning the same. 7. Two things physically combined. 8. Phase with definite volume but no definite 9. Type of graph where temperature decreases. shape. 10. An example of this phase is the Sun. 11. Gas to a liquid. 12. Two or more elements chemically 13. Phase with definite shape and volume. combined. 14. Smallest part of a compound. 15. Smallest part of an element. 16. Type of change that does not alter the composition. Matter can be identified as an element, a compound, or a mixture. Identify the Directions: materials below by placing an in front of an element, a in front of a compound, and an “E” “C” in front of a mixture. “M” Iron water Dirt Aluminum Sodium chloride Stanch Silver Paint Gasoline Fertilizer Sugar Milk Detergent Uranium Ink Gold Phosphorus Neon Air Bronze Calcium carbonate Seven-bean soup water Baking soda Powdered drink mix Bird’s nest Calcium Baking powder Concrete
Across 1. Phase of matter with no definite shape or volume. 3. Type of property that requires the material to react with something else. 6. Type of where the temperature increases. 7. Two things physically combined. 9. Type of graph where temperature decreases. 10. An example of this phase is the Sun. 12. Two or more elements chemically combined. 14. Smallest part of a compound. 15. Smallest part of an element. 16. Type of change that does not alter the composition. 17. What is needed for something to change phases? Down 2. Mixture that has to be shaken or stirred because particles settle. 4. Word meaning not evenly can see the different parts. 5. Word meaning the same. 8. Phase with definite volume but no definite shape. 11. Gas to a liquid. 13. Phase with definite shape and volume. Directions: Matter can be identified as an element, a compound, or a mixture. Identify the materials below by placing an “E” in front of an element, a “C” in front of a compound, and an “M” in front of a mixture. Iron Dirt Sodium chloride Silver Fertilizer Milk Uranium Gold Neon Bronze Seven-bean soup Baking soda Bird’s nest Baking powder water Aluminum Stanch Paint Gasoline Sugar Detergent Ink Phosphorus Air Calcium carbonate water Powdered drink mix Calcium Concrete
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