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States of Matter
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Boiling Point
Temp. @ which a substance changes from a liquid to a gas;a physical property
Chemical Property
property that can only be observed when there is change in the composition of the substance.Ex.Abiltity 2 Burn
Chemical Change
A change in which one or more substances combine or break apart to form new substances Ex.Rusting,burning,food spoiliong, change in color or odor
Physical Property
characteristic of matter that can be measured and observed w/o changing the makeup of the substance Ex.size,color,texture,state, odor,mass,density
Physical Change
change in which the appearance or state of matter changes but the substance's properties and makeup remain the same.Ex.Dissovling,melting, evaporating,tearing,folding
Evaporization(vaporization)
When a liquid changes to a gas
Condensation
When a gas changes into a liquid(opposite of vaporization)
Sublimation
When a solid changes directly into a gas
Deposition
When a gas changes into a solid(opposite of sublimation)
Calculating Density
mass / volume= Density (remeber HEART;top is the M,bottom is the V,and put a line through the middle)
Mass
D X V(Density and volume combine to create mass) (Law of Conservation of Mass states that mass cannot not be created nor destroyed. A candle lost mass when it was burned,but the mass lost was combined with the gases in the air to form new substances.So mass was not created or destroyed.)