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Science II tri 5to

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Scientific Method and types of mixture

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Scientific Method and types of mixture

by Ana Villareal
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The amount of matter in a specific amount of space

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A characteristic of a material

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How much matter is in something

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Wheter matter is attracted to a magnet

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Whether matter allows heat to pass through easily

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Wheter matter dissolves in a liquid

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How fast particles in matter move

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The smallest part of an element that has the properties of the element.

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Made up of only one kind of atom. All matter is made of this.

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The smallest particles of a compound that still has the properties of that compound.

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Are matter made of two or more elements.

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Liquid, gas and solid are

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The particles move very fast and spread out evenly to fill available space.

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The particles do not slide easily past each other, they vibrate or move back and forth.

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The particles can move past each other

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Water freezing, mixing sugar and water, boiling water and ice melting are an examples of:

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Chopping wood, breaking a glass, crushing a can and cutting a paper are examples of

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Photosynthesis, iron rusting, baking a cake and digesting food are examples of

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A combination of two or more substances that keep their identities

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Is a mixture in which all parts are evenly mixed.

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Creating a mixture is causing a

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These are the two parts of solutions

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Sand and water and salt and water, are both solutions.

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Mixtures can be separated physically

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A solution is always a mixture.

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A cup of coffee with cream and sugar is a mixture.

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Examples of solutions you see in everyday life.

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Examples of mixtures you see in everyday life

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Is a process that scientists use to try and solve problems

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To examine carefully and in detail to identify.

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The action or process of examining something carefully in order to gain information.

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What a scientist writes summarizing the results of an experiment

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The collecting of information on a particular subject

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To make conclusions based on reasoning and observations

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The outcome or conclusion of an experiment after a period of time

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A scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery, test a hypothesis or demonstrate a known fact.

 
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