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matter is made up of very tiny particles called
matter is made up of very tiny particles called
molecules
molecules cannot be seen without the help of a very powerful
molecules cannot be seen without the help of a very powerful
microscope
The amount of space covered by a thing is called its
The amount of space covered by a thing is called its
volume
Neighbouring molecules usually have space between them. The space is called
Neighbouring molecules usually have space between them. The space is called
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molecules that attract each other more strongly like close together molecules that have a weak attraction lie
molecules that attract each other more strongly like close together molecules that have a weak attraction lie
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Properties of Matter
- Matter is composed of extremely small particles called molecules.
- Molecules are too small to be seen with the naked eye and require a powerful tool to be visible.
- The amount of space occupied by an object is referred to as its volume.
- There is usually space between neighbouring molecules, known as intermolecular space.
- Molecules with strong attractions tend to be closely packed, whereas those with weak attractions are farther apart.
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