Exploring Material Properties

Hey Priya, Ava, and David! Can you guess the three fantastic states of matter that make up everything around us?

• plasma, vapor, foam

• gas, liquid, crystal

• solid, liquid, gas

• solid, liquid, plasma

Hey there, science explorers! Can you help Henry figure out which state of matter has a definite shape? Is it one of these?

• Liquid

• Solid

• Plasma

• Gas

Hey there, science whizzes! Oliver, Henry, and Jackson are curious about materials. Can you help them figure out what a physical property of a material is?

• Boiling point

• Color, density, or melting point.

• Electrical conductivity

• Magnetic field strength

Hey Aiden! Can you tell me what makes a material special in the world of chemistry? What is a chemical property of a material?

• Reactivity with other chemicals.

• Color of the material

• Density of the material

• Melting point of the material

Hey there, future scientists! Can you help Isla, Henry, and Rohan figure out what we call materials that let electricity flow like a river?

• Semiconductors

• Conductors

• Dielectrics

• Insulators

Hey Priya, Kai, and Charlotte! Can you guess what we call those sneaky materials that just won't let electricity pass through them?

• Semiconductors

• Conductors

• Insulators

• Superconductors

Hey there, science explorers! 🌟 What does it mean if a material is soluble? Let’s help Nora and Elijah figure it out!

• A material is soluble if it can be compressed into a smaller size.

• A material is soluble if it can float on water.

• A material is soluble if it can dissolve in a solvent.

• A material is soluble if it can change color when mixed with a solvent.

Hey Rohan, Sophia, and Benjamin! Can you name a magnetic material that can stick to your fridge?

• Gold

• Copper

• Iron

• Aluminum

Hey there, science explorers! Can you help Nora figure out which of these materials is a sneaky non-magnetic one?

• Wood

• Nickel

• Iron

• Cobalt

Hey there, science explorers! How can you and your friends William, Abigail, and Michael test if a mysterious material is a conductor or an insulator?

• Place the material in water and observe its buoyancy like a floating boat.

• Heat the material and check for melting point, just like making a delicious s'more!

• Perform a circuit test with a battery and a light bulb to see if it lights up like a star!

• Measure the weight of the material using a scale, as if you're weighing treasure!