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physical science for final exam

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Can solids melt? Yes.
What are some solutions? salt water,syrup,kool-aid,rocky road ice cream.
What are mixtures tomato soup,popcorn and candy,fish in a bowl,chicken noodle soup.
what happens when water gets cold It freezes
Gases can condense or not condense Condense
do liquids turn in to solids yes
what is the freezing point for a liquid 0 degrees celsius
what is the boiling point of a liquid 100 degrees Celsius
liquid to a ______ back to a liquid solid or gas
gas to a _____ back to a gas liquid
solid to a _______back to a solid liquid
what is a gas no definite shape and volume
what is a liquid no definite shape but definite volume
what is a solid definite shape and volume
what is volume the amount of space matter takes up
what is mass the amount of matter in something
what is solubility the ability of a substance to dissolve when mixed together
what is magnetic the ability of an object to attract to iron or steel
what is texture property used to describe how something feels
what is luster property used to describe how something shines in the light
what is ice the solid state of water
what is water vapor the gas state of water
frequency a measure of the number of waves that pass a point in a second
pitch is the highness or lowness of a sound
clock a device used to measure time
camera tool used to take pictures
celsius thermometer an instrument used to measure the temperature of air and liquid
mirror a device that reflects light
graduated cylinder a device used to measure liquids accurately
spring scale an instrument used to measure the pull of gravity on an object
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