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particle theory
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all things are made up of particles
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suspension
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state in which particles are mixed
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solubility
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the amount of solute that will dissolve in a measure of the solubility of a substance
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solute
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substance dissolved in a solution spread evenly
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dilute
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small amount solid dissolved in a given amount of solvent
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solvent
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substance that dissolves another to make a solution
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solution
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a mixture where the particles of 1 substance are spread throughout another
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liquid metal
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mecury
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solid used in aircraft
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aluminium
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solid used to coat steel cans
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tin
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intoxicating liquid
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ethanol
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radioactive solid
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radium
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1st step of matter
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at room temperature most substances are either a solid, liquid, or gas
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2nd step of matter
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matter is anything that has mass and occupies space
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3rd step of matter
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everything that is matter is made up of particles
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solid
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tightly bound particles that vibrate.
wont take the shape of a container unless arranged |
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liquid
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moderatly strong and slide over eachother. can take the shape of a container
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gas
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very spacious
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latent heat
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heat that needs to be absorbed by a substance in order to change state this is why there are sometimes flat sections on a graph
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variable
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something that can change or be changed in your investigation
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dependant variable
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time taken to dissolve
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controlled variable
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something that needs to be kept the same
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sieving
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used to seperate a bigger solid from a liquid of another solid ed pasta and water
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decanting
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eg. allowing sand to settle to the bottom of the bucket and ouring out the water
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gravity separation
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using gravity to separate a soulution
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evaporation
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by heating a solution the substance will heat up and turn to steam with will then rise up into the air
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filtration
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used to separate solids from liquids
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why things seperate from eachother
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because they have different densitys
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