Matter. Matter Anything that has volume and takes up space Properties describe the characteristics and behavior (including changes) of matter.

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Matter

Matter Anything that has volume and takes up space Properties describe the characteristics and behavior (including changes) of matter

Element – a pure substance made of one kind of atom Compound – made of 2+ different atoms

Physical Change Change in form, but not identity

Pure substance – uniform composition throughout Mixture – 2+ kinds of matter which retains its own identity/ properties + can be separated

Homogeneous Mixture The same composition throughout Also called a solution Examples: salt water, air

Heterogeneous Mixture Different substances throughout Ex: granite, OJ,