What are the three states of matter?

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Which state of matter that have definite size and shape and are made up of tiny particles that are compact?

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Which state of matter that have no definite shape but have definite volume and are made up of tiny particles that are farther apart?

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Which state of matter takes the shape of its container?

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Which state of matter that have no definite shape and volume, and are made up of molecules that are very apart and can move freely?

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This is the ability of  a material to support a heavy load without breaking.

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What do you call the property that describes the amount of space within a given material that allows water and gases to pass through it?

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What do you call the ability of a material to return to its original size and shape without breaking even after it is stretched, pressed, or twisted?

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What do you call the ability of a material to be folded, bent or rolled in any form without breaking easily?

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What do you call the property of a material that allows it to be hammered, pressed, or rolled into thin sheets?

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What do you call the property that allow materials to be stretched into fine thin wires?

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What do you call the ability of a material to be dissolved in another form of matter?

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What do you call the property of a material to be easily broken or to fracture when dropped or hit by a hard object?

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What do you call the ability of a material to withstand pressure and resistance from being scratched and dented?

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What do you call the ability of a given material to react rapidly in oxygen and release heat and light energy?

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What do you call the ability of materials to ignite or catch flame easily when they come in contact with fire or high temperature in the air?

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What do you call the ability of material to react and produce new materials when combined with oxygen, acid, or water?

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What do you call the ability of a material to be broken down into simpler substances through the help of microorganisms?

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Which of the techniques in minimizing waste is limiting the purchase of throwaway products​?

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Which of the techniques in minimizing waste is using the material for other purpose?

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Which of the techniques in minimizing waste is using the material for processing into a NEW PRODUCT?

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Which of the techniques in minimizing waste is restoring or fixing the material to make it work again?

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Which of the techniques in minimizing waste is taking energy or materials from wastes that cannot be used anymore?

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It can be observed and measured without changing the identity of a substance.

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It can be observed and measured only when matter undergoes a change that will produce a new substance.

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Physical Change or Chemical Change: Steel bar bent to make a circle

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Physical Change or Chemical Change: Ice cream melts because of the sun

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Physical Change or Chemical Change: Burnt paper turned into ashes

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Physical Change or Chemical Change: Boiling water

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Physical Change or Chemical Change: Coffee beans grinded into powder

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Physical Change or Chemical Change: Growing kid

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Physical Change or Chemical Change: Salt dissolved in a cup of hot water

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Physical Change or Chemical Change: rusting padlock

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What type of physical property is salt dissolved in water?

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What is the most malleable metal in the world?

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What is the most ductile metal inthe world aside from gold?

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Which type of physical property is copper turned into electric wires?

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Physical change or chemical change: When liquid water (H2O) freezes into a solid state (ice).

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Physical change or chemical change: A burning magnesium ribbon with very short exposure to obtain oxidation detail

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Physical change or chemical change: Rain water turned into snow

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These are characteristics of matter that can be observed and measured without having to change its composition.

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What are the four external characteristics of matter?

This refers to the combined lightness or darkness hue and saturation, such as red, blue, green, yellow and many others.

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This is a property that describes the outline or external apperance of an object.

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This is a characteristic that describes how big or small an object is.

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This is a characteristic that describes the smoothness or roughness of an object.

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This is a property of a material that esily allows water or any solvent to pass through its pores.

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This is a property of materials that allows heat and electricity to pass through.

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This is a property of materials that shows the ability of matter to flow from one space to another.

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This is a property of a material to get attracted to magnets.

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This is a property of material that allows light to pass through.

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Which state of matter that have definite shape and have definite volume and are made up of tiny particles that are close apart?

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