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    Key Science 5 Evaluation Unit 5 PDF

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    This document provides a summary of key concepts about matter: 1) The two general properties of matter are its ability to keep its shape and volume, which are measured for solids, liquids, and gases. 2) Matter can undergo physical changes that alter its state, such as melting from solid to liquid or boiling from liquid to gas. 3) Chemical changes create new substances through rearrangement of the types and proportions of atoms. Combustion and oxidation are examples of chemical changes. 4) Mixtures maintain the composition of their original substances and can be separated, while pure substances have a uniform composition and cannot be separated further.

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    This document provides a summary of key concepts about matter: 1) The two general properties of matter are its ability to keep its shape and volume, which are measured for solids, liquids, and gases. 2) Matter can undergo physical changes that alter its state, such as melting from solid to liquid or boiling from liquid to gas. 3) Chemical changes create new substances through rearrangement of the types and proportions of atoms. Combustion and oxidation are examples of chemical changes. 4) Mixtures maintain the composition of their original substances and can be separated, while pure substances have a uniform composition and cannot be separated further.

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    This document provides a summary of key concepts about matter: 1) The two general properties of matter are its ability to keep its shape and volume, which are measured for solids, liquids, and gases. 2) Matter can undergo physical changes that alter its state, such as melting from solid to liquid or boiling from liquid to gas. 3) Chemical changes create new substances through rearrangement of the types and proportions of atoms. Combustion and oxidation are examples of chemical changes. 4) Mixtures maintain the composition of their original substances and can be separated, while pure substances have a uniform composition and cannot be separated further.

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    Unit 5 Matter

    Name: Date:

    1. What are the two general properties of matter and how are they measured?

    2. Match the three columns.

    Water • • Solids • • Keep its shape and volume.


    Carbon dioxide • • Liquids • • Keep its volume but not its shape.
    Glass • • Gases • • Do not keep its shape or volume.

    3. Look at the arrows. Write the name of the changes they represent.

    Solid Liquid Gas

    4. Complete the text.

    • cannot be separated into other substances. is a pure


    substance. are made of two or more substances. Seawater is a mixture of
    water and .

    5. Write if the sentences are true or false. Then correct the false sentences.

    a) Combustion is when the oxygen in the air and water come into contact with iron.
    b) When there is a chemical change, matter changes its composition.
    c) Combustion is a very slow process of oxidation.

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    6. Name three types of chemical changes.

    7. After burning paper or wood, the remaining ash weighs less than the original matter. Has some of
    its mass disappeared? Explain what has happened.

    8. Circle the correct answer.

    a) Iron undergoes this process when it comes into contact with oxygen. Melting / Oxidation
    b) The chemical change gasoline undergoes when it rapidly comes into contact with oxygen
    Combustion / Evaporation
    c) Living things help create this chemical process in the absence of oxygen. Oxidation / Fermentation

    9. Look at the pictures. Write which one is a pure substance, a homogenous mixture and a
    heterogeneous mixture.

    a b c

    10. Give an example of a food product that we make by using fermentation. Then explain this
    chemical process.

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