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Properties of Matter

Properties of Matter Review

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matter anything that has mass and takes up space
Chairs, beds, shirts, desks, pencils, candy are all examples of ______. matter
Color, sound, emotions are all examples of _____. Non-matter
takes the shape of the container, has definite volume, particles only vibrate solid
takes the shape of the container, particles slide past each other, has a fixed volume, not a fixed shape liquid
located everywhere, particles bounce freely and rapidly, always fills a container, no fixed volume or shape gas
the amount a space an object takes up volume
formula for finding the volume of a solid figure length x width x height
How do you find the volume of irregular solids? water displacement
Mass the total amount of matter in an object
density how tightly packed particles are in an object
oil, dish soap, honey, rubbing alcohol, and water - put these items in order from the least dense to the most dense (least dense) rubbing alcohol, oil, water, dish soap, honey (most dense)
mixture combination of 2 or more substances
solution 1 substance dissolves into another
Physical Change change in which no new substances form
Ways to cause a physical change include... breaking, crushing, bending, melting, freezing, cooking, tearing
Chemical Change a change in which 1 or more new types of matter form; cannot be reversed
Ways to cause a chemical change include... new solids form by rust, bubbles form (baking soda + vinegar), changes in temperature (rotting), different odors (spoiling food), changes in color (fruit changing color), gives off a gas (burning)
Created by: amarkus
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