What can we observe about solids
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Solids are a form of matter that maintains its shape, even when moved. They can be measured by their length using a ruler or by their mass using a balance. Mixtures are made up of two or more substances that do not change but can be separated.
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- 3. A solid is a kind is a kind of matter that keeps its shape. It keeps its shape even when you move it.
- 4. When you mix different kinds of matter together, you make a mixture. A mixture is made up of two or more things. The image is an example of a mixture. The things in a mixture do not change. You can sort them out of the mixture again.
- 5. You can measure solids. You measure length with a You can ruler. measure how long a solid is. That is its length.
- 6. You can also measure the mass of a solid. Mass is the amount of matter a solid has. You measure mass with a balance.
- 7. What are solids? What is a mixture? What is length? What is mass? What is a mixture made up of? What are two ways you can measure solids?