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    Matter and its properties are described including mass, which is the amount of matter something contains measured in kilograms or grams; volume, which is the amount of space something occupies measured in milliliters or liters; and density, which is the relationship between mass and volume expressed in kg/l. Materials can be natural, coming from animals, plants, or minerals, or manufactured through processes like making plastic, paper, or steel. A material's properties include its color, hardness, resistance, elasticity, thermal conductivity, and solubility.

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    Matter and its properties are described including mass, which is the amount of matter something contains measured in kilograms or grams; volume, which is the amount of space something occupies measured in milliliters or liters; and density, which is the relationship between mass and volume expressed in kg/l. Materials can be natural, coming from animals, plants, or minerals, or manufactured through processes like making plastic, paper, or steel. A material's properties include its color, hardness, resistance, elasticity, thermal conductivity, and solubility.

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    Unit 5: MATTER AND

    Colour: Depends on
    the light it reflects and
    ENERGY
    absorbs.
    Hardness: How MASS: Amount of matter
    difficult is to scratch something contains. We
    and change shape. express the mass in
    Resistance: How easy
    kilograms or grams.
    or diffilcut is to break. MATTER
    Elasticity: Some
    material return to AND
    their original shape PROPERTIES CHARACTERISTICS
    after stretch them. MATERIALS
    Thermal conductivity:
    Some materials VOLUME: Amount of space
    tranfer heat easily. something occupies. We
    Solubility: Some express the volumen in
    material can dissolve
    mililitres o litres.
    in liquids.
    MANUFACTURES
    MATERIALS: NATURAL MATERIALS: DENSITY: Relationship

    - Animals: wool, leather... between the mass and the
    Plastic, paper, steel... - Plants: wood, cork... volume. We express this in
    - Minerals: Metals kg / l

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