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    The document contains a science exercise with questions about phase changes and melting points of various substances. It lists the melting points of salt, sugar, ice, candle wax and chocolate, with ice having the lowest melting point of 0 degrees and salt having the highest of 800 degrees. It then asks questions about which substance melts at specific temperatures, which needs the most heat to melt, and what phase of matter can liquids turn into at room temperature. Additional questions cover the definitions of melting point and phases of matter, the order of metals by melting point, and giving an example of one phase changing to another.

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    The document contains a science exercise with questions about phase changes and melting points of various substances. It lists the melting points of salt, sugar, ice, candle wax and chocolate, with ice having the lowest melting point of 0 degrees and salt having the highest of 800 degrees. It then asks questions about which substance melts at specific temperatures, which needs the most heat to melt, and what phase of matter can liquids turn into at room temperature. Additional questions cover the definitions of melting point and phases of matter, the order of metals by melting point, and giving an example of one phase changing to another.

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    The document contains a science exercise with questions about phase changes and melting points of various substances. It lists the melting points of salt, sugar, ice, candle wax and chocolate, with ice having the lowest melting point of 0 degrees and salt having the highest of 800 degrees. It then asks questions about which substance melts at specific temperatures, which needs the most heat to melt, and what phase of matter can liquids turn into at room temperature. Additional questions cover the definitions of melting point and phases of matter, the order of metals by melting point, and giving an example of one phase changing to another.

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    GRADE 4 SCIENCE EXERCISE

    Substance Melting point in degrees


    Salt 800
    Sugar 185
    Ice 0
    Candle wax 60
    Chocolate 35

    1. Describe the phase change that takes place when a substance melts
    ____melting___________________________________________________________
    ______
    2. Which substance in the table melts at the highest temperature?
    __salt______________________________________________________________
    3. Which substance in the table melts at the lowest temperature?
    ____ice______________________________________________________________
    4. Which substance needs the most heat to melt?
    _____salt_____________________________________________________________
    5. If the room temperature is 22 degrees. Which substance will be liquid at room
    temperature?
    __Chocolate _________________________________________________________

    6. What is melting point?


    __is the temperature at which a solid change into a
    liquid________________________________________________________________
    ___
    _____________________________________________________________________
    Metal Melting point in degrees
    Gold 1065
    Silver 962
    Aluminium 660
    Copper 1083

    7. List the metals in the order of highest melting point to lowest melting point.
    __copper, gold, silver and aluminium
    _____________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________
    8. What are the phases of matter?
    __  solids, liquids,
    gases,________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________
    ___
    9. Is it possible for matter to change from one phase to another?
    yes it is possible _________________________________________
    9b. If yes, give me one example
    _from liquid to solid
    _____________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________

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