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| a change in the way matter looks WITHOUT changing it into a new kind of matter |
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| examples of physical change |
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| changes in size, shape, color, state |
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the total energy of the particles of matter; the energy of the moving particles; a measure of how hot or cold matter is |
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| the flow of thermal energy from a warmer area to a cooler area |
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| a measure of how hot or cold matter is |
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| a tool used to measure temperature |
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| the unit of measure that thermometers use to measure temperature |
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a scale used to measure temperature - it is used in countries like Spain, France, and Germany |
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| a scale used to measure temperature; it is used in the United States |
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| a PHYSICAL change in the appearance of matter (NEW matter is NOT formed) |
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| matter made up of two or more substances that are combined PHYSICALLY(this is a PHYSICAL change) |
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| a mixture in which the particles of one kind of matter are mixed EVENLY with the particles with other kinds of matter |
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| to mix COMPLETELY by separating into particles that cannot be seen |
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| a measure of how much of a substance can disSOLve into another substance |
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| a change in matter that produces NEW kinds of matter with DIFFERENT properties |
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| another term for a chemical change (a change in matter that produces NEW kinds of matter with DIFFERENT properties) |
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| the matter that you START with in a chemcial reaction or chemical change |
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| the NEWLY formed matter that is a RESULT of a chemical reaction (or chemical change) |
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| types of energy involved in chemical reactions (or chemical changes) |
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| thermal, light, electricity, sound, motion |
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| the ability to cause change |
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