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Anything that has a mass an takes up space |
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Solid example ice liquid example water Gas example stream |
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Atoms are The fundamental unit of any kind of matter. |
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A positive charged located in the center |
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A uncharged an located in the neutron |
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A negative charged located outside the nucleus |
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A specific type of substance that is identified by the number of positive particles, or protons, it has. |
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A charged species that results from the gain or lost of electrons |
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A attractive force between two atoms that hold them together |
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An attractive force between two atoms two atoms come from sharing eletrons |
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An attractive force between two ions that comes from their opposite charges |
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a process that results results |
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A substance that is used up in a chemical reactions |
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A substance re formed during chemical reactions as reagents are consumed |
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Something created by mixing two or more thing |
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Solid example ice liquid example water Gas example stream |
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A substance that has a fixed shape and volume. |
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A substance that has no fixed shape but does have a fixed volume |
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A substance that has no fixed volume and no fixed shape |
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