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UNIT 2, CH 1

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WHAT IS PROPERTY WHAT YOU OBSERVE OR MEASURE ABOUT SOMETHING THAT HELPS YOU IDENTIFY OR DESCRIBE IT
ALL MATTER IS MADE UP OF _____ ATOMS
_____ ARE THE SMALLEST PIECE OF MATTER ATOMS
ALL MOLECULES OF ONE SUBSTANCE ARE THE ____ SAME
_____ MOLECULES ARE HIGHLY ATTRACTED TO EACH OTHER AND MANY OTHER KINDS OF MOLECULES WATER
DIFFERENT MOLECULES HAVE DIFFERENT __________ PROPERTIES
______________ IS A TECHNIQUE USED TO SEPARATE MIXTURES INTO THEIR COMPONENT SUBSTANCES CHROMATOGRAPHY
WHAT IS A MODEL SOMETHINGS SCIENTISTS MAKE TO HELP ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT THE REAL WORLD
WHAT ARE ATOMS THE TINEST PIECE OF MATTER; UNABLE TO BE SEEN
WHAT ARE SUBSTANCES MATTER MADE WITH ONE TYPE OF MOLECULES
WHAT ARE MIXTURES MATTER MADE OF WITH DIFFERENT TYPES OF SUBSTANCES
WHAT DOES OBSERVE MEAN TO USE FIVE SENSES TO GATHER INFORMATION
WHAT IS MATTER WHAT EVERYTHING IS MADE OF
WHAT ARE MOLECULES GROUPS OF ATOMS GROUPED TOGETHER
WHAT DOES ATTRACT MEAN TO PULL AN OBJECT WITHOUT TOUCHING IT
WHAT IS EVIDENCE INFORMATION THAT SUPPORTS A CLAIM
WHAT ARE INFERENCES SOMETHING YOU FIGURE OUT BASED ON OBSERVATIONS, AND WHAT YOU ALREADY KNOW
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