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the four basic properties of matter |
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the amount of space an object |
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the amount of matter an objet contains |
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is the gravitational pull on an objects mass |
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is mass per unit of volume |
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is the tool used to measure liquid volume |
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to find volume of a regular shaped solid you would measure using a metric ruler |
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to find volume of an irregularly shaped solid you need to find the amount of liquid object |
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to find mass of an object ,you would use the tool known as the |
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anything that has weight and takes up space |
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medium energy, definite volume no definite shape |
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Definite shape and volume |
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No definite shape No definite volume |
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solid particle and arrangement |
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Liquid particle and arrangement |
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medium tight medium motion |
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Gas particle and arrangement |
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can change to a liquid when heat applied |
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repeating pattern in a true solid |
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liquids resistance to flow...it's thickness |
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allows insects to walk on water |
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Surface tension is due to.... |
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uneven forces acting on the liquids surface |
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State of matter is determined by |
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arrangement of particles and their movement |
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Salt, sugar and sand are what kind of solids |
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Which has higher viscosity water of honey |
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A way of learning more about the natural world |
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Three main branches of science |
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Branch off science Also know as biology |
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Physcial Science is devided into |
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Used in science to test predictions and to expain concepts |
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Physical, Computer & idea |
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true or false:Models may change as new discoveries are made |
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Observations your made using your |
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True or False:The more observations you make,the better your infrences will be
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Which trys to explain something that takes place place in the natural world |
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Which is a rule describing a pattern in nature |
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Organized scientific approach to solving problems |
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Prediction about a problem that can be tested |
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First step of the Sci Method |
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How do we record data from our experiments |
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The variable MEASURED in the experiemnt |
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All variables that remain the same |
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Variable we COMPARE all other to |
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The results of an experiment must be repeatable in order for results to be reliable. T or F |
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The law of conservation of Energy states that energy can neither be |
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created or destroyed it it only changes form |
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Energy stored in chemical bonds |
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energy carried by an electrical current |
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Energy stored on the nucleus of a atom |
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Form of enrgy found in food |
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Energy form always released during energy transformation |
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T or F When you see a change in the environment, you know EnrEgy has been trANSFERRED |
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Fossil fuels--Gas, Oil, wood |
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Disadvantage of NON renewable |
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Disadvantage of Renewable E |
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