A set of vocabulary words to review Physical properties and changes
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| Metal | An element, usually solid with a shiny surface, that conducts electricity and thermal energy well, has high luster, is malleable
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| Metalloid | An element that has some characteristics of both metals and nonmetals. Typically solids and somewhat metallic. Semi-conductors.
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| Nonmetals | Elements that are not metals or metalloids and are mostly gases. Typically they have no luster and are brittle.
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| Physical Change | Change that does not involve the generation of any new substances
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| Physical Property | Characteristic of an object that can be observed without changing the identity of a substance
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| Overflow can | An object used for measuring the volume of another object by liquid displacement
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| Brittle | Easily broken
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| Displacement | The volume displaced by a floating object
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| Ductility | Capable of being pulled out into a thin wire
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| Malleable | Property of an object describing the ease that it can be pounded into thin sheets
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| Conductivity | The ability to conduct or transmit heat, electricity or sound
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| Density | Amount of matter packed into an object, d=m/v
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| Luster | The shine of a mineral
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| Brittle | Easily broken
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| Displacement | The volume displaced by a floating object
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