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SAND/SALT is an example of a soluble material
Salt
PLASTIC/ GLASS is a hard material which is not resistant
Glass
Thermal conductors TRANSFER/ DO NOT TRANSFER heat easily
Transfer
These materials go through a chemical transformation. Natural or manufactured?
Manufactured.
These materials come from plants, animals or minerals. Natural or manufactured?
Natural
Natural or manufactured?
Manufactured
Natural or manufactured?
Natural
Natural or manufactured?
Manufactured
This property describes if a material can be dissolved
Solubility
This property describes If a material transfers heat
Thermal conductivity
This property describes If a material stretches
Elasticity
This property describes If a material breaks easily
Resistance
This property describes if it is difficult to scratch a material
Hardness
This property depends on the light a material reflects and absorbs
Colour
The oil floats on water because...
It has lower density
The play dough sinks because its density is...
Higher than the density of water and oil
To find density, you have to divide...
Mass by volume
This is the relationship between mass and volume
Density
This is the amount of space matter occupies
Volume
This is the amount of matter something contains
Mass
A balance measures... MASS / VOLUME
Mass
A measuring cylinder measures... MASS / VOLUME
Volume
A measuring cup measures... MASS / VOLUME
Volume
A scale measures... MASS / VOLUME
Mass
What is this?
A measuring cylinder
What is this?
A measuring cup
What is this?
A scale
What is this?
A balance
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