Reactivityhow easily asubstancereacts, usuallywith an acidor base process by whichthe atoms of oneor moresubstances arerearranged to formdifferentsubstancesChemicalReactionDensitymeasure ofcompactnessorconsistencyof a material OxidationHow easily asubstancereacts withoxygen MatterAnything thattakes upspace andhas mass BoilingPointTemperatureat which aliquidbecomes agas Matter is neithercreated ordestroyed during achemical change.It only changesforms.Law ofConservationof MatterPhysicalPropertiesproperties that canbe observed directlyor measured withoutchanging thechemicalidentity of thesubstance ChemicalPropertiesproperties that canonlybe observed ormeasured bychangingthe chemical identityofa substance Chemicalchange a change in asubstance thataffects its chemicalproperties thus achemical reactionoccurs and a newsubstance is formed MeltingpointThetemperatureat which asolid becomesa liquid MixtureVariablecomposition Solubilitya measure ofhow well asolutedissolves ina solvent SubstanceFixedcomposition CompoundTwo ormoreelements PropertiesCharacteristicsof matter Heterogenousmixture substancesin themixture arenot evenlyspread out a change in asubstance thatonly affects itsphysicalproperties Physicalchange EnergyinmotionKineticEnergyThermalEnergythe sum of thekinetic andpotentialenergy ofparticles in anobject ElementSimplestform ofmatter CombustibilityHow easily asubstancewill set onfire ViscosityA fluid’sresistanceto flow HomogenousMixtureComponentsare evenlydistributed outon amicroscopiclevel Reactivityhow easily asubstancereacts, usuallywith an acidor base process by whichthe atoms of oneor moresubstances arerearranged to formdifferentsubstancesChemicalReactionDensitymeasure ofcompactnessorconsistencyof a material OxidationHow easily asubstancereacts withoxygen MatterAnything thattakes upspace andhas mass BoilingPointTemperatureat which aliquidbecomes agas Matter is neithercreated ordestroyed during achemical change.It only changesforms.Law ofConservationof MatterPhysicalPropertiesproperties that canbe observed directlyor measured withoutchanging thechemicalidentity of thesubstance ChemicalPropertiesproperties that canonlybe observed ormeasured bychangingthe chemical identityofa substance Chemicalchange a change in asubstance thataffects its chemicalproperties thus achemical reactionoccurs and a newsubstance is formed MeltingpointThetemperatureat which asolid becomesa liquid MixtureVariablecomposition Solubilitya measure ofhow well asolutedissolves ina solvent SubstanceFixedcomposition CompoundTwo ormoreelements PropertiesCharacteristicsof matter Heterogenousmixture substancesin themixture arenot evenlyspread out a change in asubstance thatonly affects itsphysicalproperties PhysicalchangeEnergyinmotionKineticEnergyThermalEnergythe sum of thekinetic andpotentialenergy ofparticles in anobject ElementSimplestform ofmatter CombustibilityHow easily asubstancewill set onfire ViscosityA fluid’sresistanceto flow HomogenousMixtureComponentsare evenlydistributed outon amicroscopiclevel 

Structures of Matter - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. N-how easily a substance reacts, usually with an acid or base
    N-Reactivity
  2. N-Chemical Reaction
    N-process by which the atoms of one or more substances are rearranged to form different substances
  3. O-measure of compactness or consistency of a material
    O-Density
  4. G-How easily a substance reacts with oxygen
    G-Oxidation
  5. B-Anything that takes up space and has mass
    B-Matter
  6. B-Temperature at which a liquid becomes a gas
    B-Boiling Point
  7. O-Law of Conservation of Matter
    O-Matter is neither created or destroyed during a chemical change. It only changes forms.
  8. G-properties that can be observed directly or measured without changing the chemical identity of the substance
    G-Physical Properties
  9. B-properties that can only be observed or measured by changing the chemical identity of a substance
    B-Chemical Properties
  10. I-a change in a substance that affects its chemical properties thus a chemical reaction occurs and a new substance is formed
    I-Chemical change
  11. O-The temperature at which a solid becomes a liquid
    O-Melting point
  12. N-Variable composition
    N-Mixture
  13. G-a measure of how well a solute dissolves in a solvent
    G-Solubility
  14. I-Fixed composition
    I-Substance
  15. O-Two or more elements
    O-Compound
  16. N-Characteristics of matter
    N-Properties
  17. I-substances in the mixture are not evenly spread out
    I-Heterogenous mixture
  18. B-Physical change
    B-a change in a substance that only affects its physical properties
  19. O-Kinetic Energy
    O-Energy in motion
  20. G-the sum of the kinetic and potential energy of particles in an object
    G-Thermal Energy
  21. G-Simplest form of matter
    G-Element
  22. I-How easily a substance will set on fire
    I-Combustibility
  23. I-A fluid’s resistance to flow
    I-Viscosity
  24. B-Components are evenly distributed out on a microscopic level
    B-Homogenous Mixture