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| anything that has volume and mass |
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| curve at the liqids surface |
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| amount of matter something is made up of |
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| force of attraction between objectsthat is due to their mass |
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| gravitational force exertedon an object |
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| the tendancyof all objects to resist a change in motion |
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| can be observed or measered without changing the identity of the matter |
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| ability to transfer thermal energy from one area to another |
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| the physical form in which a substance exists,solid ,liqid ,gas |
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| the ability to be pounded to thin sheets |
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| the ability to be drawn or pulled into a wire |
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| the ability to dissolve into another substance |
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| describe a substance based on its ability to change into a substance with different properties |
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| when two substances get together or more phisical properties in a substance |
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| change that effects 1 or more phsical properties in a substance |
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