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Anything that has mass and volume is

matter

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Which of the following is not

matter? circle

Electricity car cloud lightning the sun sunshine

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Formula for density

D = M/V

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Density depends on

Mass & volume

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Reactivity &flammability are

Chemical

properties

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The greater the mass, the greater the

InertiaResistance to motion

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Volume

Is the amount of space an object

occupies

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Mass

Is the amount of matter in an

object

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Grams (g), milligrams (mg)

and kilograms (kg) are the SI units for

mass

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Liters (L) and milliliters (mL) are

the SI units for

volume

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The SI unit for weight is

Newtons

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Kilometers (km), meters (m), centimeters (cm), and millimeters (mm)

are the SI units for

length

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To read the volume on a graduated cylinder, you read the scale at

the bottom of the

meniscus

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The closer an object is to the

center the earth, the greater it’s

gravity

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An objects weight is determined by the

force of

gravity

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Examples of properties

Malleabilitydensityductilitymass

volumecolorodor

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Meltingbreakingfreezing

Are all changes

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Formula to calculate the

volume of a box

Length X width x height

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2 objects that are the same size have

the same

volume

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1 kg = N

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Dissolving sugar in water is an example of

solubility

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How do you measure the volume of an irregularly

shaped object?

displacement

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Hammering metal into thin

sheets is

malleability

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Drawing metals into thin wires is

ductility

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The amount of milk in a glass would be

measured in

Milliliters (mL)

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During_________ changes an object keeps

its identity.

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To measure the volume of a gas

measure the container

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Mass per unit volume is

density

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Formula for mass given density and

volume

M = D x V

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Formula for volume given

density and mass

V = M/D

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Physical property

Definition How it is measured (units)

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Malleability ductility density

flammability melting

Freezing reactivity solubility