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Unit 1, lesson 3 and Old text Unit E, Chapter 1

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solubility   measures the amount of one material that will dissolve in another material  
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matter   term for anything that takes up space and has mass  
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mass   the amount of matter something contains  
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volume   amount of space that matter takes up  
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solid   matter that has a definite shape and a definite volume  
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liquid   matter that has a definite volume and takes the shape of its container  
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gas   matter that has no definite shape and takes up no definite amount of space  
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solution   a mixture in which one or more kinds of matter are mixed evenly in another kind of matter  
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dissolves   what happens when one material forms a solution with another material  
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buoyancy   ability of matter to float in a liquid or gas  
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density   compares an amount of matter to the amount of space it takes up  
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chemical change   a change that produces new matter with different properties from the original matter  
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physical change   a change that begins and ends with the same type of matter  
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change of state   a change of matter from one state-solid,liquid,or gas- to another  
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evaporation   when a liquid changes into a gas without boiling  
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rust   a solid brown material formed when iron combines chemically with oxygen  
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tarnish   a discoloration of metal by exposure to air  
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Matter is made of small bits called __________.   particles  
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Submarines can sink or float by controlling their _______________.   buoyancy  
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Matter that is _____ ________ than water will float on water.   less dense  
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Adding heat makes particles in matter move _________.   faster  
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A liquid measuring cup measures the _________ of a liquid.   volume  
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A helium balloon is an example of an object that has a ____ in it that has no definite shape or volume.   gas  
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Water in a glass is an example of a _______ that has a definite volume but not a definite shape.   liquid  
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A rock is an example of a ______ that has a definite shape and takes up a definite amount of space.   solid  
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A change of color is a sign of a ________ change.   chemical  
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The three basic states of matter are _____, ______, and ____.   solid, liquid, and gas  
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You can measure mass by using a ____ _______.   pan balance  
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Mass is measured in units called _____ or _________.   grams or kilograms  
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If a white golf ball is heavier than a large foam ball, the golf ball has _____ matter taking up the _______ space and has a _______ density.   more smaller greater  
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A solid object denser than water ______ in water.   sinks  
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A solid object less dense than water ______ in water.   floats  
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Ice is ____ dense than liquid water so it floats.   less  
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A physical change is a change in the ______, _______, or ___________________.   shape, size, or state of a substance  
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After a __________ change, certain __________ of the matter change. However, the matter is still the same substance.   physical properties  
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A ________ change, also known as ________ reaction, begins with one kind of matter and ends with another.   chemical chemical  
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All chemical reactions either give off ______ or use ______.   energy energy  
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Changes in color or smell are   chemical changes  
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________ is a change of state from a solid to a liquid.   Melting  
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________ is a rapid change of state from liquid to a gas.   Boiling  
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___________ is the change of a liquid to a gas without boiling.   Evaporation  
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When you take away energy from a substance, its particles more _____ ________.   more slowly  
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The substance cools and its particles move ______ _________. This is how a gas changes into a liquid, or _________. If enough energy is taken away, a liquid _______ into a _______.   closer together condenses freezes into a solid  
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_____ is water that changed state from a gas to a liquid.   Dew  
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When we cook food, we change the _____, _____, and _______ of food.   color, taste, and texture  
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Cooking and baking cause ________ changes in food.   chemical  
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Gas bubbles are a sign of a _______ change.   chemical  
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melting ice is a ________ change   physical  
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rusting is a ________ change   chemical  
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tarnished silver is a _______ change   chemical  
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boiling water is a ________ change   physical  
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frying a hamburger is a ________ change   chemical  
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cutting a piece of wood is a ________ change   physical  
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burning a piece of wood is a ________ change   chemical  
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grinding wheat into flour is a ________ change   physical  
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grinding sugar crystals into powder is a ________ change   physical  
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Cutting paper into small pieces is a _______ change   physical  
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baking bread in the oven is a ________ change   chemical  
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lighting a match is a ________ change   chemical  
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Be able to explain how the three states of matter are different   Solid- Liquid- Gas-  
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Solid-   Has a definite shape Takes up a definite amount of space Particles move back and forth around a point  
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Liquid-   Takes the shape of its container Takes up a definite amount of space Particles slip and slide past each other  
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Gas-   No definite shape No definite volume Particles move freely and rapidly in all directions  
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