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This study stack will help students review for their upcoming Matter test

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The three states of matter   solid, liquid, and gas  
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definite shape, size does not change   solid  
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particles are packed closely together and do not move very much   solid  
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how much matter is in an object   mass  
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mass can be measured with a ...   simple balance, a scale, or a spring scale  
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definite volume, takes the shape of its container   liquid  
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particles are able to slide past one another   liquid  
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You can measure length with a ...   ruler  
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does not have a definite shape or volume   gas  
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state of matter that does take the shape of the container   liquid and gas  
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particles have a lot of energy and move about freely   gas  
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the amount of space that an object takes up   volume  
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volume can be measured with a ...   graduated cylinder or graduated beaker  
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temperature can be measured with a ...   thermometer  
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process where a liquid becomes a gas   evaporation  
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a puddle tries up, the process that occurred was ...   evaporation  
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color, shape, texture, smell, and taste are ...   observable properties  
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when I use my senses that is an ...   observable property  
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the state of matter will change when ...   heat is added  
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This property is used when you take the temperature of something   measurable property  
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Anything that takes up space and has mass   matter  
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large mass feels ...   heavy  
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small mass feels ...   light  
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process where water droplets form on the outside of a glass cup   condensation  
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process where heat energy is added to change a solid into a liquid   melting  
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the boiling point of water is ...   212 degrees F or 100 degrees C  
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the freezing point of water is ...   32 degrees F or 0 degrees C  
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