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Which of the following actions can change solid matter?
What happens to orange juice when made from fresh oranges?
Which ingredients are necessary to make concrete for a sidewalk?
Which statement accurately describes the change in matter when creating a paper animal?
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What describes a characteristic of matter in relation to space?
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Study Notes
Changing Matter
- Matter can be changed by cutting, bending, and folding.
- Matter can be changed by tearing, taking it apart, and breaking it.
- Changes in matter can sometimes be undone, but sometimes they cannot.
- When matter changes, the object often has a different shape, form, or purpose.
Matter in Many Forms
- Matter can exist in solid, liquid, and gaseous forms.
- A sidewalk is made of solid concrete, but it includes liquid water as one of its components.
Making Concrete
- Concrete is a mixture used for sidewalks.
- Components of concrete include water, sand, and cement.
- To make concrete, the sand and cement are mixed together.
- Water is added to the mixture until it's almost too hard to stir.
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Explore the various ways matter can change through processes such as cutting, bending, or breaking. Understand the different forms of matter, including solids, liquids, and gases, and learn how concrete is made from a mixture of components. This quiz will test your knowledge on the properties and transformations of matter.
