By Michelle and Emily. Matter Mass Inertia Volume Density Weight Gravity Property.

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By Michelle and Emily

Matter Mass Inertia Volume Density Weight Gravity Property

Anything that has mass and volume How much matter is in an object.

Objects remaining in motion or stay restless acted by an outside force. How much space an object takes up.

How much mass in a given volume; mass per unit volume How much gravitational pull is between an object and Earth.

Force of attraction between all objects. Characteristics of an object.

*Phases of Matter *Chemical Changes and Changes * Phase Changes

Phase Solid Liquid Gas Plasma Crystal Physical Properties

State matter exists solid, liquid, gas, or plasma. Phase of matter that has definite shape and volume!

Matter with no assured shape but with an assured volume! Phase in which matter that has no assured volume or shape!

Phase in which matters outermostly high in energy and can’t be restrained ordinary matter, not common on Earth. A solid whose particles are ordered in a regular, repeating pattern.

A way to tell one type of matter from another without changing the substance.

Melting Point Melting Freezing Point Freezing Condensation Vaporization Evaporation Boiling Boiling Point Sublimation

A temperature a substance goes from solid to liquid! When a solid transforms into a liquid!

A temperature in which a substance goes from liquid to a solid! When a liquid transforms into a solid!

When a gas transforms into a liquid! When a liquid changes into a gas throughout a liquid!

Vaporization which happens at the surface for a liquid! A temperature at which a substance transforms!

When a solid skips the liquid phase and goes straight to the gas phase! Boiling is vaporization throughout the substance!

Chemical Property Flammability Chemical Change Chemical Reaction

Property that explains how a substance transforms into a new substance. Ability to burn

A procedure by which a substance transforms to a new substance with other physical and chemical properties. Procedure in which the physical and chemical properties of the true substance transforms to a new substance with other physical and chemical properties.