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1. MATTER By Leon
Jacob
Guevara

2. MATTER
- Physical substance in general,
as district from mind and spirit;
( in physics ) that which
occupies space and possesses
rest mass, especially as distinct
from energy.

3. MASS
- The quantity of matter which
a body contains, as measured
by its acceleration under a
given force or by the force
exerted on it by a gravitational
field.

4. FORCE
- An influence tending to
change the motion of a body or
produce motion or stress in a
stationary body. The magnitude
of such an influence is often
calculated by multiplying the
mass of the body by its
acceleration.

5. 3 STATES OF
MATTER
SOLID,
LIQUID, GAS

6. SOLID
- Firm and stable in shape; not
liquid nor fluid.

7. LIQUID
- A substance that flows freely but is
of constant volume, having a
consistency like that of water or oil.

8. GAS
- A gaseous substance that cannot
be liquefied by the application of
pressure alone.

9. PURE
SUBSTANCES
ELEMENT,
COMPOUND
HOMOGENEOUS
HETEROGENEOUS

10. PURE SUBSTANCE
- In chemistry, a pure substance is a
sample of matter with both definite
and constant composition and distinct
chemical properties. To avoid
confusion, a pure substance is often
referred to as a "chemical substance.”

11. ELEMENT
- Each of more than one hundred
substances that cannot be chemically
interconverted or broken down into
simpler substances and are primary
constituents of matter. Each element
is distinguished by its atomic number,
i.e. the number of protons in the
nuclei of its atoms.

12. COMPOUND
- a substance formed from two or
more elements chemically united in
fixed proportions.

13. MIXTURE
- The product of the random
distribution of one substance through
another without any chemical
reaction, as distinct from a
compound.

14. HOMOGENEOUS
Its composition is identical wherever
you sample it - it has uniform
composition and properties
throughout. Homogeneous is Latin for
the same kind.

15. HETEROGENEOUS
A heterogeneous mixture has
components in which proportions vary
throughout the sample. mixture has
components in which proportions vary
throughout the sample.

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