6.P.2.1 Atoms and Elements Review

They can be seen without a microscope

They make up all living and nonliving matter

They do not have volume

They do not have mass

The samples contain the same element.

The samples contain different types of atoms.

The samples are composed of different elements.

The samples have been formed into similar shapes.

All atoms can be seen without a microscope

All atoms are larger than a water molecule

All atoms have mass and occupy space

All atoms are composed of elements

All of the nails have the same mass

All of the nails have the same weight

All of the nails have the same volume

All of the nails are composed of the same type of atoms

a compound

a molecule

an atom

a cell

an element

matter

mixture

solution

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identical

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varied

The atoms with a mass unit of 1 are the same element

All three atoms are of the same element because each has a mass

The atom with the larger mass unit is made up of more than one element

All three atoms are from different elements because they are not bonded into a single molecule

Atoms can be seen with a magnifying glass

Atoms can be seen with a classroom microscope

Atoms are large enough to be seen with the human eye

Atoms are too small to be seen with a classroom microscope

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