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Matter
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anything that occupies space and has mass
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physical property
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a property of matter that results from the position and characteristics of its particles and that can be measured without causing a change in the identity of the material
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Matter
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anything that occupies space and has mass
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density
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a measure of the concentration of matter; it is expressed as a ratio of the object's mass to its volume
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malleability
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a physical property of matter indicating the capability of matter to be shaped by pounding
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physical property
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a property of matter that results from the position and characteristics of its particles and that can be measured without causing a change in the identity of the material
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density
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a measure of the concentration of matter; it is expressed as a ratio of the object's mass to its volume
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ductility
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a physical property of matter describing its ability to be drawn into a wire
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malleability
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a physical property of matter indicating the capability of matter to be shaped by pounding
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conductivity
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a physical property of matter indicating the ability to transfer heat or electrons through a substance
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chemical change
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chemical reaction; a change in which a substance loses its characteristics and becomes one or more new substances
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ductility
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a physical property of matter describing its ability to be drawn into a wire
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physical change
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a change that alters the physical properties of a substance (state, size) but that does not change it's identity
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conductivity
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a physical property of matter indicating the ability to transfer heat or electrons through a substance
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chemical change
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chemical reaction; a change in which a substance loses its characteristics and becomes one or more new substances
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physical change
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a change that alters the physical properties of a substance (state, size) but that does not change it's identity
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chemical reaction
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chemical change; a change in which a substance loses its characteristics and becomes one or more new substances
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pure substance
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a substance that is made up of only one kind of particle and has uniform composition
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chemical reaction
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chemical change; a change in which a substance loses its characteristics and becomes one or more new substances
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pure substance
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a substance that is made up of only one kind of particle and has uniform composition
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Element
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a substance that cannnot be broken down by ordinary chemical means into anything that is both stable and simpler and whose atoms all have the same atomic number
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solution
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a homogeneous mixture of two or more substances
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atom
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a neutral particle with a centrally located nucleus consisting of protons and neutrons with electrons around it; the smallest representative unit in an element
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monatomic element
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an element whose atoms exist as a separate, distinct, independent unit
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diatomic element
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an element whose atoms bond into two-atom units
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polyatomic element
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an element whose atoms bond into multi-atom units
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symbol
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a one- or two-letter representation for an element
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compound
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a substance that consists of atoms of different elements chemically bonded together
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formula
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a combination of subscripts and chemical symbols that indicate the number and kinds of atoms that are present in a compound
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subscript
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a number written at the lower right of a chemical symbol in a formula to indicate he number of components immediately preceding it.
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coefficient
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a number that appears in front of a chemical formula and indicates how many units of that substance are present
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molecule
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two or more pure substances physically combined with no definite proportions
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heterogeneous mixture
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a mixture existing in only one distinctly separate region with its own properties
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homogeneous mixture
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a mixture existing in only one distinctly separate region with its own properties
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exothermic
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a tern describing a process that releases heat energy
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endothermic
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a term describing a process that absorbs heat energy
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energy
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the ability to do work
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