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States of Matter - Weight and Volume

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Which best describes volume?

The state of matter that takes up more space

The weight of an object measured on a scale

The heaviness of an object

The amount of space an object occupies (correct)

Which state of matter takes up more space than the container it's in?

Weightless matter

Liquid

Gas (correct)

Solid

Why is air considered matter?

Because it is weightless

Because it is intangible

Because it occupies space and has weight (correct)

Because it has color

Which type of matter has only weight but no volume?

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What distinguishes liquids from gases?

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Study Notes

Matter is anything that has weight and takes up space.
Weight is the heaviness of an object, measured on a scale.
Volume is the amount of space an object occupies.
Matter comes in three states: solid, liquid, and gas.
Solids have both weight and volume.
Liquids take up space and have weight.
Gases, such as air, take up more space than the container they're in and have weight.
Air is proven to be matter through experiments, like the balloon experiment, showing it takes up space and has weight.

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Test your knowledge on the states of matter, weight, and volume. Learn about the properties of solids, liquids, and gases, and how they relate to weight and the amount of space they occupy.