Physical Science: Matter

4. Anything that takes up space and has mass
6. State of matter where volume is definite, but shape is not
8. Solid to a liquid
11. State of matter where neither volume nor shape are definite
14. A mixture where particles differ greatly in size; not uniformly mixed
16. The most common state of matter in the universe
17. The subatomic particle that determines each element: it is positive
19. Liquid to a solid
20. When atoms have a positive or negative charge
21. Gas to a liquid
22. The center of an atom with the majority of its mass
23. A particle formed when 2 or more atoms bond together
25. The French chemist credited with confirming the Law of the conservation of matter
26. The type of change that occurs when an atom emits or absorbs a particle or ray or splits the atom

1. A pure substance containing more than one kind of atom chemically bonded together
2. A type of change that alters how atoms of different substances break apart and recombine
3. State of matter where volume and shape are definite
5. Solid to a gas
7. A mixture where the particles are evenly sized and well mixed; a uniform mixture
9. The concept that matter is made of tiny unseen particles
10. Liquid to a gas
12. Solid or liquid to a gas
13. The subatomic particle that are often found in an atomic nucleus: neutral charge
15. A pure substance containing only one type of atom
17. A type of change to matter that does not alter it chemical composition
18. Gas to a solid
24. The subatomic particle that orbits the nucleus: negative charge