(Lets do a warm-up, first!).  The study of things around you. It deals with matter and energy.

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(Lets do a warm-up, first!)

 The study of things around you. It deals with matter and energy

 Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space.  Examples of matter:  Energy is different than matter  It cannot be held or measured with a ruler

 Chemistry: the study of matter and how it changes  Looks at how matter can be made into new materials  By studying Chemistry, scientists have made new food, clothing, medicines, fragrances, etc  There have been advances in medicine, too, like artificial skin and bones  Physics: the study of energy and how it acts with matter  Physics can explain how lasers work and why helium balloons float, to name a few  Physics has been used to develop TV, cell phones, stereos, computers, satellites, etc.