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The oxygen that we breathe is a molecule made of two oxygen atoms.

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Molecules are particles that have more than _____ atoms joined together.

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An atom is the _____ unit of an element.

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Electrons are much smaller than protons and neutrons. They have about _____ times less mass.

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a particle with one unit of positive charge

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Mass is measured in pounds.

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Materials such as glass, rubber, and plastic are all called _____.

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this measures how much space matter takes up

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a resistance to sinking

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amount of matter in an object

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What is needed in order to change the state of matter?

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When it rains, _____ happens as gas changes to liquid and falls to the ground.

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Oxygen molecules are usually found as a gas, but at very low temperatures, they can become a(n) _____.

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Most bridges and buildings have _____ joints to allow the object’s volume to change with heat.

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process that changes a gas into a liquid

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Sulfuric acid and nitric acid are both commonly used acids.

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Elements in the far-left columns of the periodic table are alkali metals.

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One chemical property of a substance is its _______, or whether or not it can catch fire.

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a way a substance reacts with another substance

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the process of a liquid changing into a gas

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a smaller particle with one unit of negative electric charge

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smallest unit of an element

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the temperature at which something boils

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a particle with no electrical charge

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decrease in volume due to change in heat

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one
smallest
1,800
proton
False. Mass is measured in grams and kilograms.
insulators
volume
buoyancy
mass
energy
condensation
liquid
expansion
condensation
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flammability
chemical property
evaporation
electron
atom
boiling point
neutron
thermal contraction





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