1) What are the five states of matter? 2) Ice cream melting is a ___ property of ice cream. 3) A property of a puddle of water is.

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1) What are the five states of matter? 2) Ice cream melting is a _____________ property of ice cream. 3) A __________ property of a puddle of water is that it can evaporate changing from a liquid to a gas. 4) The mass of a shoe is 300 g with a volume of 100 cm 3. What is it’s density? 5) Wood burning is a _________ change. Do Now solidliquid gas plasma Bose Einstein Condensate physical D = m ÷ v D = 300g ÷ 100 cm 3 chemical D = 3 g /cm 3

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