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Name 3 characteristics of solids
Rigid, definite volume, definite shape
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Which state of matter does this image represent?
Gas
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How can we measure volume of irregular-shaped solid?
With the water displacement method.
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Which state of matter does this image represent?
Liquid
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Which are the states of matter?
Solid, liquid and gas
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What is matter?
Everything around us that has mass and volume.
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Give an example of measurement instruments for volume.
Flask (matraz) , pipette, density meter, beaker (vaso precipitado), etc
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How can we measure volume of regular-shaped solids?
With mathematical formulas
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How is mass measured?
Kilograms and grams
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How is volume measured?
Litres and mililitres
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T o F: Mass and weight is the same.
No. Mass is the amount of matter in an object. Weight is the measure of the force exerted on the object by gravity
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Name 3 characteristics of liquids
Not rigid, undefinite shape, definite volume
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Name other matter properties besides volume and mass.
Colour, hardness, flexibility or density
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Name 3 characteristics of gases
Not rigid, no definite shape, no definite volume
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Give an example of solid.
Stone, rock, pencil, table, chair, etc.
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What is volume?
The amount of space something occupies.
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Give an example of liquids.
Water, soda, juice, etc
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Which state of matter does this image represent?
Solid
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How is matter formed?
By small particles (atoms)
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If water and oil are liquids, why are they different?
Because of their density.
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True or False: States of matter are always the same, they don't change.
False, they can change.
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Give an example of measurement instruments for weight.
Balance, weighing scale, etc
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What is mass?
The amount of matter in an object.
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True or False: Particles are always still.
False, they are always moving.
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