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Matter

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show Anything that has mass and takes up space  
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show Air, helium in a balloon, OXYGEN, clouds, raindrops, smoke, table, glass  
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show Pure substance and mixtures  
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What are the two different types of pure substances?   show
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What are the two different types of mixtures?   show
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show Any ONE type of material that CANNOT be separated without changing the substance  
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Element   show
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What are some examples of elements?   show
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Compound   show
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What are some examples of compounds?   show
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Mixture   show
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Homogeneous Mixture (also known as a solution)   show
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show Whole Milk, Lemonade, Brass, Coca Cola  
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show A mixture that is NOT the same throughout  
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show Lucky charms cereal, Salad, Chicken noodle soup  
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show Matter  
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An element _____________ be separated into simpler materials.   show
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show Periodic Table  
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A compound is a pure substance that contains two or more kinds of _________________.   show
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show Chemically  
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show CANNOT  
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show Different  
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Mixtures contain two or more ___________________ or ___________________ NOT chemically combined   show
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There is ____________ reaction between substances in a mixture.   show
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show Homogeneous  
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show Heterogeneous  
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show Chemical or Physical  
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show Element - on the periodic table(only one capital letter)  
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show Mixture - other gases in the air  
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Is KRYPTON an element, compound, mixture or none? (Kr)   show
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show Compound - made of more than one element and chemically combined  
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show Compound - made of more than one element and chemically combined  
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Is WOOD an element, compound, mixture, or none?   show
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show Compound - made of more than one element and chemically combined  
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Is SUGAR an element, compound, mixture, or none? (C6H12O6)   show
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show Compound - made of more than one element and chemically combined  
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show Element - on the periodic table (only one capital letter)  
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Is ALCOHOL (rubbing alcohol) an element, compound, mixture, or none? (CH3OH)   show
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Is SALT an element, compound, mixture, or none? (NaCl)   show
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show Mixture - if you heated bronze, it would turn back into tin and copper  
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Is BAKING SODA an element, compound, mixture, or none? (NaHCO3)   show
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show Compound - it just is  
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show Compound - it just is  
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Is URANIUM an element, compound, mixture, or none? (U)   show
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show Mixture - you can physically separate everything  
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show None - energy doesn't go into any of the three categories  
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show Mixture - ink is made up of two or more dyes  
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show Element - on the periodic table (only one capital letter)  
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Is IRON an element, compound, mixture, or none? (Fe)   show
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Is ELECTRICITY an element, compound, mixture, or none?   show
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show Mixture - popcorn is made of more than one substance  
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show Mixture - you can cut all the dog's hair and it would still be a dog  
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show Element - on the periodic table (only one capital letter)  
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Is PIZZA an element, compound, mixture, or none?   show
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show Only one type of atom present  
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show Two types of uncombined atoms present  
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show Only one type of compound present  
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show Two types of compounds present  
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show Heterogeneous  
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Is STEAM a heterogeneous mixture, homogeneous mixture, compound, or element?   show
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Is SALT WATER a heterogeneous mixture, homogeneous mixture, compound, or element?   show
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show Element  
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show Heterogeneous  
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show Homogeneous  
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show Element  
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show Compound  
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Is A BURRITO a heterogeneous mixture, homogeneous mixture, compound, or element?   show
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show Heterogeneous  
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show Heterogeneous  
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Is LEMONADE a heterogeneous mixture, homogeneous mixture, compound, or element?   show
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show How we describe and classify matter  
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Physical Properties (definition)   show
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show Properties that do NOT depend on the amount of the matter present  
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Extensive Properties (definition)   show
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Chemical Properties (definition)   show
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Characteristic Properties (definition)   show
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Density   show
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show Physical  
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show Intensive  
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Hardness   show
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Is HARDNESS a physical or chemical property?   show
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show Intensive  
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Elasticity   show
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Is ELASTICITY a physical or chemical property?   show
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Is ELASTICITY an intensive or extensive property?   show
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Brittleness   show
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Is BRITTLENESS a physical or chemical property?   show
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Is BRITTLENESS an intensive or extensive property?   show
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show Measures how easy it is to pound something into thin sheets  
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Is MALLEABILITY a physical or chemical property?   show
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Is MALLEABILITY an intensive or extensive property?   show
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show Measures how hard it is to break something by pulling. It is an important property of wires.  
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Is TENSILE STRENGTH a physical or chemical property?   show
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show Intensive  
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Buoyancy   show
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Is BUOYANCY a physical or chemical property?   show
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Is BUOYANCY an intensive or extensive property?   show
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show Measures how slowly a liquid pours  
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Is VISCOSITY a physical or chemical property?   show
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show Intensive  
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show The states in which matter can exist as a solid, liquid, or gas  
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Is PHASE a physical or chemical property?   show
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show Intensive  
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Conductivity (heat or electricity)   show
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Is CONDUCTIVITY a physical or chemical property?   show
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show Intensive  
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Solubility   show
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show Physical  
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Is SOLUBILITY an intensive or extensive property?   show
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show A physical property produced by the motion of electric charge, resulting in attractive and repulsive forces between objects  
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show Physical  
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Is MAGNETISM an intensive or extensive property?   show
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show Freezing Point: The temperature at which the liquid freezes to become a solid. Melting Point: The temperature at which the solid melts to become a liquid. Freezing Point = Melting Point.  
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Is FREEZING POINT/ MELTING POINT a physical or chemical property?   show
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Is FREEZING POINT/ MELTING POINT an intensive or extensive property?   show
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show The temperature at which the vapor pressure of the liquid equals the pressure surrounding the liquid changes into vapor (AKA a gas)  
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show Physical  
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Ductility (like tensile strength)   show
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Is DUCTILITY a physical or chemical property?   show
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show Intensive  
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show Amount of matter in an object  
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Is MASS a physical or chemical property?   show
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Is MASS an intensive or extensive property?   show
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Luster   show
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show Physical  
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Is LUSTER an intensive or extensive property?   show
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show A measurement of how acidic or basic a substance is  
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show Chemical  
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show Amount of space a substance occupies  
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Is VOLUME a physical or chemical property?   show
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Is VOLUME an intensive or extensive property?   show
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show The rate at which a chemical substance tends to undergo a chemical reaction  
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show Chemical  
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show The ability of a substance to react with oxygen and moisture to create a reddish, flaky coating  
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show Chemical  
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Flammability   show
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Is FLAMMABILITY a physical or chemical property?   show
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show The degree to which something is poisonous  
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Is TOXICITY a physical or chemical property   show
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