New Mexico NM-ASR Science Grade 5 Practice Questions - New Mexico Assessment Of Science Readiness - Science, Grade 5 Exam

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Students measure the mass of an ice cube in a sealed container and find it is 30 g. After the ice melts into liquid water, what should the mass of the liquid water be, assuming nothing entered or left the container?

30 g, because matter is conserved when ice melts More than 30 g, because liquid water is heavier than ice Less than 30 g, because melting destroys some matter It cannot be predicted without knowing the room temperature

Correct Answer:

30 g, because matter is conserved when ice melts

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