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What are some examples of physical change? |
Melting ice, Cutting paper, breaking glass, or baking cookies |
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What is physical change? |
a change in shape or state of matter; substance does not change identity |
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What are some examples of chemical change? |
Fireworks explode, rusting metal, or burning wood. |
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What is chemical change? |
a change in one substance to another substance. |
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The energy of matter in motion is called? |
kinetic energy |
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What substances cannot be broken down chemically into other substances? |
elements |
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What measurement is used to determine how much matter an object contains? |
Volume |
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What are all elements composed of extremely small particles called? |
Atoms |
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What is the definition of matter? |
Anything that has mass and takes up space. |
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What are the different states of matter? |
Liquid, gas, and solid. |
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What is an mixture? |
a substance made by mixing other substances together.
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