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Matter vocabulary
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Atoms smallest part of matter Atoms have four main parts: nucleus, electrons, neutrons and protons.
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Chemical Change When a substance changes and it creates a brand new substance. Compounds are always the result of a chemical change. Examples: milk turning sour, a nail rusting, a fire burning something Hints that it might be a chemical reaction: energy is released (fire), energy is absorbed (cooking), release of gas (car exhaust)
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Chemistry the scientific study of what matter is made of and how it reacts when it comes into contact with other matter
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Compound a substance that is formed when the atoms of two or more elements join together chemically
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Density the measure of how much mass something has for its size
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Electron a part of an atom that has a negative electrical charge and is found outside the atom's nucleus
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Elements substances that cannot be broken down into simpler substances There are 2 main groups of elements - metals and nonmetals
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Gas matter that has no definite shape or volume
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Liquid matter that has a definite volume but no definite shape
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Mixture a substance made of two or more elements or compounds that are mixed together but not chemically joined
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Neutron a part of an atom that has no electrical charge and is found inside the atom's nucleus
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Physical Change A change that affects only the state, shape or volume of matter. It does not change the atoms/molecules that make up the substance Examples: crushing, tearing, grinding, freezing, melting, boiling
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Physics the scientific study of what energy is and how it interacts with matter
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Property A way to describe matter, such as color, shape, odor, and hardness
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Proton a part of an atom that has a positive electrical charge and is found inside the atom's nucleus
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Solid matter that has a definite shape and volume
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Solution a kind of mixture in which one substance dissolves, or seems to disappear, into another substance
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