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| Something that has volume and mass |
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| Matter that has no definite Volume or Shape |
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| A change where new substances are made |
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| A characteristic you can observe or measure without changing the substance |
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| The ability to produce energy |
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| The elements in a column of a periodic table that share common characteristics |
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| The rows of the periodic table |
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| Substance made of two or more elements |
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| An element that is shiny, malleable, conductor, in the middle and left of the periodic table |
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| A substance made of atoms all having the same number of protons in the nucleus |
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| A substance with a definite volume and shape |
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| A change of a substance's appearance but not chemical property |
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| Energy associated with motion |
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| How matter may change or react to form other substances |
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| The smallest unit of an element |
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| Matter with definite volume but indefinite shape |
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| A non-metallic element that has some properties of metals like carbon or arsenic |
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| The changing of light energy into chemical energy and synthesize organic compounds |
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| something that transfers heat light or sound |
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| Poor conductor of heat or electricity like oxygen |
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| Law of Conservation of Energy |
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| Energy can not be destroyed, it can only be converted |
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| Law of Conservation of Matter |
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| Matter is neither created not destroyed but only transferred |
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