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According to classical physics and general chemistry, what defines matter?

Substance with mass and volume (correct)

Substance with volume only

Substance with neither mass nor volume

Substance with mass only

Which of the following is considered as matter in everyday and scientific usage?

Energy phenomena or waves

Atoms and anything made up of them (correct)

Photons and light

Massless particles such as electrons

How are atoms typically imagined in classical physics?

Nucleus of electrons with orbiting protons and neutrons

"Cloud" of orbiting electrons only

Nucleus of protons and neutrons with orbiting electrons (correct)

"Cloud" of orbiting protons and neutrons

What are some classical everyday phases of matter mentioned in the text?

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Why is the classical imagination of atoms considered only somewhat correct?

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Matter and Atoms Quiz

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Questions and Answers

According to classical physics and general chemistry, what defines matter?

Which of the following is considered as matter in everyday and scientific usage?

How are atoms typically imagined in classical physics?

What are some classical everyday phases of matter mentioned in the text?

Why is the classical imagination of atoms considered only somewhat correct?

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