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Explore properties, changes, and states.

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Explore properties, changes, and states.

by Teagan Seitzinger
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describe how a substance behaves to form new substances , while physical properties describe observable traits without changing composition . A is a made of two or more ; an element is a pure substance that cannot be broken down . and changes involve flow : endothermic absorbs energy , exothermic releases energy . Energy includes and , which influence and phase changes such as , , and boiling . retain neither shape nor volume ; retain volume but not shape ; retain both . and underlie these processes .

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In chemistry , describe how a substance reacts , while physical properties describe color , density , and malleability . A pure substance can be an or a , whereas a mixture contains two or more substances . States of matter include solid , liquid , gas , and plasma , each with characteristic temperature ranges and changes known as phase changes explained by the kinetic molecular theory . and exothermic processes involve energy transfer , altering and overall energy obeying the first and second laws of thermodynamics . Melting point , freezing , and caloric concepts like calories help quantify energy changes .

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Understanding chemistry starts with defining terms like , a pure substance can be a or an , while a mixture contains different components . and processes involve changes in energy , with melting point and freezing indicating phase transitions . Kinetic molecular theory explains how particles possess kinetic energy , while potential energy arises from position .

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In chemistry , different properties help classify matter : describe how a substance reacts , while describe appearance and behavior without changing its composition . A substance can be an or a , and a mixture contains two or more substances . ? solid , liquid , gas , and plasma ? have characteristic properties . The kinetic molecular theory explains that particles have kinetic energy and potential energy ; heating often increases kinetic energy , causing phase changes like melting or boiling , which involve endothermic or exothermic processes . Energy and entropy relate to the direction of change and the conservation of energy in the universe .

 
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