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    1. Physical science involves studying the properties of matter, including density, volume, and mass. Physics studies mass and motion, and the types of energy. Chemistry examines chemicals and their reactions, such as elements on the periodic table. 2. Matter is anything that takes up space, whether solid or non-solid like air. The amount of matter in an object is its mass. Ice can exist as a solid, liquid, or gas depending on its state. 3. Physical properties may change with transformations like ripping or melting, but the underlying substance remains the same. Chemical changes like burning alter both the physical properties and the fundamental substance.

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    1. Physical science involves studying the properties of matter, including density, volume, and mass. Physics studies mass and motion, and the types of energy. Chemistry examines chemicals and their reactions, such as elements on the periodic table. 2. Matter is anything that takes up space, whether solid or non-solid like air. The amount of matter in an object is its mass. Ice can exist as a solid, liquid, or gas depending on its state. 3. Physical properties may change with transformations like ripping or melting, but the underlying substance remains the same. Chemical changes like burning alter both the physical properties and the fundamental substance.

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    1. Physical science involves studying the properties of matter, including density, volume, and mass. Physics studies mass and motion, and the types of energy. Chemistry examines chemicals and their reactions, such as elements on the periodic table. 2. Matter is anything that takes up space, whether solid or non-solid like air. The amount of matter in an object is its mass. Ice can exist as a solid, liquid, or gas depending on its state. 3. Physical properties may change with transformations like ripping or melting, but the underlying substance remains the same. Chemical changes like burning alter both the physical properties and the fundamental substance.

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    1. ThestudyofMatterandmassandtheirproperties.

    Ex:findingthedensityofagold
    block.Alsofindingthevolumeandmassofobjectsisdescribedtobephysicalscience.
    2. Anythingthattakesupspaceismatter.Anythingbesidesaircanbemeasuredinmatter.
    Theamountofmatterinaobjectmakesupisclassifiedasthemassoftheobject
    3. PhysicsThestudyofmassandmotion.suchaskineticandpotentialenergy.Measuring
    frictionandcalculatingvolume,density,andmass.
    Chemistrythestudyofchemicalsandtheirreactions.suchaselementsontheperiodictable.
    7.anythingthattakesupspace.ifitisasolidobjectitismadeupofmatter
    7b.Matterisanythingthattakesupspacebutanonsolidhasnomassandisnotmadeof
    mattersuchasair.
    8.chemistryisthestudyofchemicalsandtheirreactions.Ex:elementsontheperiodictableand
    thestudyofcompounds,atoms,andelements.
    9.Thestudyofmassandmotion.suchaskineticandpotentialenergy.Measuringfrictionand
    calculatingvolume,density,andmass.
    10.Solid,liquidandgas.Icecanbeanyofthe3statesofmatter.ifmelteditsaliquid,iffrozen
    itsasolid,ifburneditsagas.
    11.thephysicalpropertieschangebutthesubstancestaysthesame.Ex:ripping,tearing,
    breaking
    11b.boththephysicalpropertiesandthesubstancechanges.Ex:burning

    BoardQuestions
    1. theyarebothmadeupofoneormoresubstances
    2. onecannotmakeitsownfoodonecanmakeitsownfood
    3. Thebasicstructureofasubstance
    4. kineticEnergyinmotion,Ex:aballrollingdownahill
    potentialenergyatrest,Ex:arollercoasteratitspeak.

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