 The ability to attract certain materials.  The two size-dependent properties.

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 The ability to attract certain materials.

 The two size-dependent properties

 Bose-Einstein condensates are part of this property.

 I am what allows sugar to dissolve in water.

 Water’s is 32 degrees Fahrenheit.

 Your weight would be different on each planet but this would stay the same.

 This is how much space you take up.

 What happens to the boiling point of water as you go up a mountain?

 This is how well you get electrocuted!

 This is why some things float and others don’t.

 Use this to separate iron filings from sand.

 This property allows you to sift smaller things from bigger things.

 This property deals with transferring heat well.

 This helps separate sugar and sand.

 This is determined by the pull of gravity on matter.

 If you increase the pressure above a liquid, what happens to its boiling point?

 Name all five states of matter.

 Sand does not dissolve in water so it has low what?

 This point is the same as the freezing point.

 This is how much matter makes you up.

 Copper is used in wiring because it has high what?

 Name the 6 size-independent properties.