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By Michelle and Emily. Matter Mass Inertia Volume Density Weight Gravity Property

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By Michelle and Emily

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•Matter•Mass•Inertia•Volume•Density•Weight•Gravity•Property

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•Anything that has mass and volume

•How much matter is in an object.

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•Objects remaining in motion or stay restless acted by an outside force.

•How much space an object takes up.

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•How much mass in a given volume; mass

per unit volume

• How much gravitational

pull is between an object and

Earth.

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•Force of attraction

between all objects.

•Characteristics of an object.

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*Phases of Matter*Chemical Changes and Changes* Phase Changes

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Phase•Solid•Liquid•Gas•Plasma•Crystal• Physical Properties

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• State matter exists solid, liquid, gas, or plasma.

• Phase of matter that has definite shape and

volume!

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• Matter with no assured shape but

with an assured volume!

• Phase in which matter that has no assured volume or

shape!

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• Phase in which matters outermostly high in energy and can’t be restrained ordinary matter, not common on Earth.

• A solid whose particles are ordered in a regular, repeating

pattern.

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• A way to tell one type of matter from another without changing the substance.

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•Melting Point•Melting•Freezing Point•Freezing•Condensation•Vaporization•Evaporation•Boiling•Boiling Point•Sublimation

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A temperature a substance goes from solid to liquid!

When a solid transforms into a liquid!

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A temperature in which a substance goes from liquid to a

solid!

When a liquid transforms into a solid!

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When a gas transforms into a liquid!

When a liquid changes into a gas throughout a liquid!

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Vaporization which happens at the surface for a liquid!

A temperature at which a substance transforms!

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When a solid skips the liquid phase and goes

straight to the gas phase!

Boiling is vaporization throughout the substance!

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Chemical PropertyFlammabilityChemical ChangeChemical Reaction

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•Property that explains how a substance transforms into a new substance.

• Ability to burn

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•A procedure by which a substance transforms to a new substance with other physical and chemical properties.

• Procedure in which the physical and chemical properties of the true substance transforms to a new substance with other physical and chemical properties.