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1
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define matter

A

anything that takes up space and has mass

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2
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what holds the atoms of a molecule together

A

chemical bonds

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3
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chemical formula of water

A

H20

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4
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how would you find the volume of a regular shaped object

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displacement

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5
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physical change example

A

ripping paper

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6
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chemical change example

A

burning wood/paper

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7
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define density

A

how much mass is in something

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8
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elements on the periodic table are made up of small particels called

A

atoms

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9
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what is used to find the volume of a liquid

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graduated cylinder

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10
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fire is a

A

chemical chagne

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11
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formula for density?

A

d=m/v

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12
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smallest particle that can still be considered an element

A

atom

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13
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what is an atom

A

the smallest particle of an object

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14
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examples of physical properties

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hardness, freezing point, color, and texture

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15
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what is the law of the conservation of mass

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matter cannot be created nor destroyed `

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16
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silver tarnishing is a

A

chemical change

17
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what are the units we use to measure volume

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liters, millimeters, and cubic centimeters

18
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define mass

A

the measure of the amount of matter in an object

19
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2 properties we use to classify matter

A

chemical and physical properties

20
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why do some objects float while others sink

A

their density is either greater than or less than 1 (the density of water)

21
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what is a compound

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a substance formed by two or more elements that are chemically combined in a set ratio