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Properties of MatterTammy P. Markland
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condense• to change states from a gas to a liquid, mainly due to the
temperature getting cooler
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erosion• the gradual wearing away of rock or soil by water, wind, or ice
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evaporate• to change states from a liquid to a gas, mainly due to the
temperature getting warmer
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freeze• to change states from a liquid to a solid, mainly due to the
temperature getting colder
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gas• matter that can freely change shape and size; often it can’t be
seen
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lava• melted, liquid rock that reaches Earth’s surface
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liquid• matter that keeps it’s size but takes the shape of its container
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magma• melted, liquid rock beneath Earth’s surface
Magma is in the outer core
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matter• anything that takes up space and has weight
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melt• to change states from a solid to a liquid, mainly due to the
temperature getting warmer
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mixture• a combination of substances in which a chemical reaction
does not occur
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physical change• a change in the size, shape, or color of a substance that does
not change it into a different substance
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pressure• physical force placed on an object
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property• a feature or quality that can be used to describe something
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sand• tiny, loose grains worn away from rocks, shells, and other
materials
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shape• how something looks around the outside
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size• how big or small something is
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solid• matter that keeps its shape and size
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solution• a mixture in which one substance is spread evenly through
another substance, such as a solid dissolving in a liquid and becoming invisible
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state of matter• the solid, liquid, or gaseous condition of a substance
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substance• a particular kind of material
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surface• the outside or uppermost part of a thing
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temperature• the measure of how hot or cold something is
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water vapor• the state of water in which it is an invisible gas
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