Eunice Choi 9.26.12 HR Science Chapter 3 chapter review #1-13 1.

In the sentence, "Chemical changes usually liberate or absorb heat," what does the word liberate mean?" Liberate means to free or to take out. 2. Use physical property, chemical property, physical change, and chemical change in separate sentences. When a popsicle melts, it goes through physical change. When wood burns, it goes through chemical change. How much something weighs is a physical property. How much something burns is a chemical property. 3. Mass & weight Mass stays the same no matter where it is, weight differs. 4. Volume & density Volume is a measure of the size of a body or region in three dimensional space, and density is how much matter an object has. 5. Which of the following properties is a physical property? B. Malleability 6. Volume can be expressed in any of the following units EXCEPT d. cubic centimeters 7. What is the SI unit for mass? d. Kilograms 8. The best way to measure the volume of an irregularly shaped solid is to use c. the water displacement method 9. Which of the following statements about density is true? A. Density is expressed in grams.

10. List two characteristic properties of matter. Physical and chemical properties. 11. Explain how the process of measuring a liquid's volume differs from the process of measuring a solid's volume. A solid has a definite shape, but liquid does not. Therefore, you could take the solid's volume with a scale of somewhat, but you would have to use another method for liquid. 12. How does the density of dish detergent compare with the density of water and maple syrup? Maple syrup is much more dense than dish detergent. 13. How would the layers appear in a graduated cylinder that contained only shampoo, corn oil, and antifreeze? On the bottom, or most dense, would be the antifreeze. Next would be shampoo, and then the least dense would be the corn oil.