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2. -Matter is anything that occupies space and
has mass.
-The things or matter around us is made up
of tiny building blocks called MOLECULES.
-Molecules are further composed of the
tiniest parts of matter called ATOMS.

4. 1

5. Elasticity is the
ability of a material
to return to its
original shape and
size after it is
stretched.

6. 2

7. Porosity is the
ability of a
material to hold
much liquid.

8. 3

9. Solubility is the
ability of a
material to be
dissolved.

10. 4

11. Brittleness is
the ability of a
material to be
broken easily.

12. 5

13. Malleability is the
ability of a
material to be
hammered into
fine sheets.

14. 6

15. Flexibility is the
ability of a
material to be
bent without
breaking.

16. 7

17. Ductility is the
ability of a material
to be drawn into
fine and several
sheets.

18. 8

19. States that no two
materials can
occupy the same
space at the same
time.

20. 9

21. Softness
refers to
tenderness.

22. 10

23. Hardness refers to the
property of materials
that can hardly be
bent, broken nor
hammered into thin
sheets.

24. 11

25. Electrical is the
ability of a
material to
conduct
electricity.

26. 12

27. Luster is the
ability of a
material to
reflect light.

28. 13

29. Magnetic is the
ability of a
material to
attract material.

30. 14

31. Thermal is the
ability of a
material to
conduct heat.

33. 1

34. Capilliarity is
the ability of
liquids to rise in
small fine tubes

35. 2

36. Fluidity is the
ability of
liquids to flow.

37. 3

38. Is the ability
of liquids to
resist flowing.

39. 4

40. The cohesive
forces between
liquid molecules
are responsible for
this phenomenon.

42. 1

43. Capilliarity is
the ability of
liquids to rise in
small fine tubes

44. 2

45. Fluidity is the
ability of
liquids to flow.

46. 3

47. Is the ability
of liquids to
resist flowing.

48. 4

49. The cohesive
forces between
liquid molecules
are responsible for
this phenomenon.

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