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a phase of matter;avery hot gas consisting of electrons and atoms that have been stripped of their electrons because of high kinetic energies. |
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a substance made of only one kind of atom |
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"something that makes up the substance of anything; that which is physical and material." |
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"the transfer of heat from a region of higher temperature to a region of lower temperture by increased kinectic energy moving from molecule to molecule" |
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"the ability of a substance to be hammered or beaten into thin sheets" |
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"Any change that alters the chemical properties of the atoms or molecules in an object" |
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"having definite firm shape and volume" |
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"to raise the temperature of water or other liquid until it evaporates" |
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"to change to a denser form ex. from gas to liquid" |
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"made up of two or more parts" |
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"can be drawn or hammered thin without breaking" |
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"easily broken of shattered" |
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" a category of opaque, fusible,and ductile, elements" |
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an element lacking the characteristics of a metal, as oxygen, carbon, nitrogen,fluorine.etc. |
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has characteristics of metal and a non metal and can conduct electricity if the temperature if right |
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easy to separate-has larger parts that are different from each other. |
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"the matter is changed chemically and shows different physical and chemical properties after the change" |
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"a combination of compounds and elements that has not formed a new substance whose proportions can be changed without changing the mixture's identity" |
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"has definite volume but not definite shape" |
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the fluid form of a substance-can expand indefinitely |
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"when a liquid becomes a solid" |
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"when a solid becomes a liquid" |
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When a solid becomes a gas |
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"when a solid becomes a liquid" |
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