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| What do properties include? |
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| Color, size, temperature, a certain shape, or a lack of shape. |
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| The things around you that make up space. |
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| What are the three forms of matter? |
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| What kind of shape does a solid have? |
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| Does a solid shape stay the same? |
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| Their shape stays the same when moved from place to place. |
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| What type of matter is water? |
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| Do liquids keep the same shape? |
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| Liquids do not keep the same shape when moved from one container to another. |
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| Can liquids be squeezed into a smaller space? |
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| Air in the classroom and the bubbles in a fish tank are what state of matter? |
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| Gas takes up space, just as liquids and solids do. |
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| Do gases have a specific shape? |
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| Gases do not have a specific shape. |
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| Do gases take the shape of their container? |
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| Gases take the shape of the container they are in. |
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| Are gases and liquids different? |
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| Can gases be squeezed into smaller spaces? |
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| Gases can be squeezed into smaller spaces. |
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| Matter can change from one state to another. |
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| They start as a liquid and then the temperature changes to a solid. This happens by lowering the temperature of the liquid. |
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| Water vapor is an invisible gas. |
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| When liquid water changes to a gas what happens? |
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| How can you make water evaporate faster? |
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| By increasing the temperature. |
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| What happens when a gas changes to a liquid? |
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| What is an exsample of condensation? |
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| When you have a glass of water and water forms on the outside from the temperature change, that is condensation. |
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A combination of substances in which a chemical reaction does not occur.
EX: A bowl of vegetable soup. |
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A mixture in which one substance is spread evenly through another substance, such as a solid dissolving in a liquid and becoming invisible.
Ex: Lemonade because you have lemon juice (liquid), water (liquid), and sugar (solid). |
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| Can gases be mixed with liquids? |
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Yes they can.
Ex: Soda pop: There is the liquid of the pop and the bubbles are the gas. |
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| What are the common states of matter? |
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| What are some exsamples of combinations of these substances? |
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| Soda pop, candy, and ice cream. |
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| By changing the temperature to matter what can happen? |
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| They can change from one state to another. |
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| Fretures or quilites that can be used to describe something. |
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| Matter that keeps its shape and size |
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| A mixture in which one substance is spread evenly through another substance, such as a solid dissolcing in a liquid and becoming invisible. |
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| The measure of how hot or cold something is. |
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| Changes states from a gas to a liquid, mainly due to the temperature getting cooler. |
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| Anything that takes up space and has weight. |
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| Matter that keeps its size but takes the shape of its container |
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| Matter that can freely change shape and size; often it can't be seen. |
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