Flashcards - Matter

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A measure of the amount of matter in an object
The force of attraction or repulsion of magnetic materials
Anything that has mass and takes up space
solid, liquid, gas
Definite shape and size, don't take the shape of their container, some may appear to flow (e.g., flour, sugar, salt)
Take the shape of their containers, filling the bottom of the container first (e.g., water filling the bottom of a cup)
Expand to take the shape of their container
May escape when container is opened, NOT VISIBLE (e.g., air escaping from a balloon)

sinking and floating using water as a reference point
The ability to dissolve in water
incapable of being dissolved (ex: Oil, Metal, Plastic)
Metals (aluminum, copper, iron, stainless steel) and Glass
Polystyrene, Newspaper (and other types of paper), Plastic, Cotton fabric, Wood, Cellulose (home) insulation, and Air
Metals (copper, aluminum, gold, silver) and Water solutions (e.g. tap water, bottled water, salt water, pool water)
Cardboard, Glass, Porcelain, Plastic, Rubber, Pure water (distilled water)

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physical states of matter

Magnetism

Matter

gas

liquid

solid

Mass

A measure of the amount of matter in an object

The force of attraction or repulsion of magnetic materials

Anything that has mass and takes up space

solid, liquid, gas

Definite shape and size, don't take the shape of their container, some may appear to flow (e.g., flour, sugar, salt)

Take the shape of their containers, filling the bottom of the container first (e.g., water filling the bottom of a cup)

Expand to take the shape of their container
May escape when container is opened, NOT VISIBLE (e.g., air escaping from a balloon)

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Insulator of electric energy (electricity)

Conductor of electric energy (electricity)

Conductor of Thermal Energy

Insulator for Thermal Energy

solubility

insoluble

Relative density

sinking and floating using water as a reference point

The ability to dissolve in water

incapable of being dissolved (ex: Oil, Metal, Plastic)

Metals (aluminum, copper, iron, stainless steel) and Glass

Polystyrene, Newspaper (and other types of paper), Plastic, Cotton fabric, Wood, Cellulose (home) insulation, and Air

Metals (copper, aluminum, gold, silver) and Water solutions (e.g. tap water, bottled water, salt water, pool water)

Cardboard, Glass, Porcelain, Plastic, Rubber, Pure water (distilled water)