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Anything that takes up space and has mass
MATTER
OBSERVABLE
PROPERTIES OF MATTER
Color. Size. Shape. Shininess. Texture. Hotness. Smell.
(Think of using your 5 senses!)
What are the measurable properties of matter?
LENGTH
MEASUREMENT FROM END TO END. RULER, TAPE MEASRE, METER STICK
MASS
HOW MUCH MATTER (HEAVIER. LIGHTER)
VOLUME
AMOUNT OF SPACE AN OBJECT TAKES UP
TEMPERATURE
MEASURE OF HEAT
3 states of matter?
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- Solid
- Liquid
- Gas
SOLID
DEFINITE SHAPE AND VOLUME
LIQUID
DEFINITE VOLUME. SHAPE CHANGES W/CONTAINER
GAS
NO DEFINITE SHAPE OR VOLUME
MATTER CAN CHANGE
CHANGES FROM ONE STATE TO ANOTHER
HEAT IS GAINED
MELTING. EVAPORATION. BOILING.
Melting
Changing from a solid to a liquid
ICE MELTS
AT 32 DEGREES F OR 0 CEL
CHANGES SLOWLY
FROM LIQUID TO GAS
BOILING
LIQUID TO GAS QUICKLY (100 C OR 212 C)
BOILING
BUBBLES OF GAS FORM WHEN HEAT IS ADDED TO LIQUID
HEAT IS LOST
MATTER GETTING COLDER
CONDENSATION
GAS TO LIQUID
EXAMPLE
WATER DROPLETS ON SIDE OF COLD GLASS OF LIQUID
FREEZING
LIQUID TO SOLID
WATER FREEZES
0 C OR 32 F
